the pool works the same way.when you appropriate money through the budget pressure, the treasurer takes custody of the funds that you need to execute those appropriations. our income one priority is to keep those funds safe. and so we invest them in the safest investment vehicles that exist. mainly those backed by the federal government. our second priority is to make sure that the city has the funds that it needs when it needs them. and in response speak that's liquidity. we can't tie up money for 20 years if you tell us that you need it in six months. only once we have satisfied safety and liquidity do we konlt contemplate yields. the safest investments don't offer the highest rates of return but we have a reasonable rate of return to support the city's budget growth. now these priorities aren't just good management, they are actually prescribed in california law. these rules were significantly strengthened after the 1994 bankruptcy of orange county, which was caused by risks taken by the county treasurer, incl

the pool works the same way.when you appropriate money through the budget pressure, the treasurer takes custody of the funds that you need to execute those appropriations. our income one priority is to keep those funds safe. and so we invest them in the safest investment vehicles that exist. mainly those backed by the federal government. our second priority is to make sure that the city has the funds that it needs when it needs them. and in response speak that's liquidity. we can't tie up money for 20 years if you tell us that you need it in six months. only once we have satisfied safety and liquidity do we konlt contemplate yields. the safest investments don't offer the highest rates of return but we have a reasonable rate of return to support the city's budget growth. now these priorities aren't just good management, they are actually prescribed in california law. these rules were significantly strengthened after the 1994 bankruptcy of orange county, which was caused by risks taken by the county treasurer, incl

tell us about the importance of having this pool system. >> yeah, so the white house pool is 13 or sof the press corps, all the different formats, still photographers, radio, print reporters, wire reporters who go with the president everywhere he goes when he leaves the white house complex and covers small events on the complex as well. they are the eyes and ears of the american people. they are not necessarily -- they don't have a choice where they go or whether or not they go into a room or environment where they are not totally comfortable. they are there. they have a responsibility to provide coverage on what the president is doing to the american people. the american pool system is unique on the world stage. you get international summits, no delegation pool is quite as deep and aggressive about making sure their leader is covered like the american delegation is. this goes all the way back to 1881 when james garfield was shot and there was a pool reporter stationed outside of his room to make sure he was breathing. this is recognition of how important it is to the american people

pool. they are still allowed to directly select a vendor in the pool without competitive solicitation, but now they'd be required to document their justification for selecting a particular vendor for a contract as specifically indicating the vendor's unique qualifications and the cost to the city. pre-qualified vendor pools established the request for qualifications are valid up to four years as long as the issuing department reopens the r.f.q. after two years. so this allows other vendors the opportunity to become prequalified. please note that we have not proposed any substantive changes regarding this language on updating pre-qualified vendor lists. i should note that o.c.a. does not use r.f.q. pools frequently, but when we do use them, it is already our standard practice to follow the solicitation rules and conduct the further invitation for bids to all vendors in the pool just as we're proposing here. o.c.a. believes that this proposed legislation will ensure all departments follow sim

pool.hey are still allowed to directly select a vendor in the pool without competitive solicitation, but now they'd be required to document their justification for selecting a particular vendor for a contract as specifically indicating the vendor's unique qualifications and the cost to the city. pre-qualified vendor pools established the request for qualifications are valid up to four years as long as the issuing department reopens the r.f.q. after two years. so this allows other vendors the opportunity to become prequalified. please note that we have not proposed any substantive changes regarding this language on updating pre-qualified vendor lists. i should note that o.c.a. does not use r.f.q. pools frequently, but when we do use them, it is already our standard practice to follow the solicitation rules and conduct the further invitation for bids to all vendors in the pool just as we're proposing here. o.c.a. believes that this proposed legislation will ensure all departments follow simil

and then allow the pool to witness it. for to us receive the president on this end in terms of covering it, capturing it. we're able to be independently assessing, how does the president look, what are the movements, the issues around how he's being brought here. so that's sort of the balance. the white house having control of the message and the president making that statement without anyone there other than presumably staff and of course, the risk, of course, with the president having active virus right now if anyone in the press pool were that close. and then of course the president did not come over as he so often does, to talk to us and our colleagues. when he typically leaves the white house to go to marine one. a very different moment. the president will be here several days, at least a few days, their saying. part of what makes this an option for a president not only medically beneficial but also has the ability to carry out the government. here in the tower behind us, there is a full floor known as the presidentia

. >> there was a pool cue, a broken pool cue in the bedroom.i call the fat end of the pool cue. >> reporter: as they looked closer, they could see kim was covered in bruises. it was clear she had not killed herself. >> the room was -- there was blood all over the place. i mean, the condition of her body, no way could somebody have done this to themselves. this was obviously a murder scene. >> probably one of the most horrific ones that i have ever seen. >> reporter: just because of the amount of blood and -- >> the sheer violence that was evident in this room. >> reporter: they continued looking around the rest of the house. they noticed the kitchen sink filled, bizarrely they thought, with tv remote controls and a cell phone. cabinet drawers opened. a floor used as an ashtray. all that and the toppled statue at the front door suggested a break-in. especially when investigators learned more about the gated community. >> unfortunately, at the time that kim dorsey was murdered, i believe that the community was leaving the gate open. >> reporter:

>> so it came from the pool. this is an event where the pool goes. if you report familiar with the white house for viewers at home. we have a limited amount of reporters who travel with the president to every event. we don't always have to have hundreds go. and they send dispatches back to the rest of us. for example, we have someone there representing every tv network, every outlet. cnn, fox news, nbc, everybody. and so they send back a statement. and so this is a statement they got. but it was described as attributed to a source familiar with the president's health. not with a name on it. even though the doctor had just given a press conference where he was taking questions. so we'll try to get that on the record. but what it does show is that despite this rosy assessment that we got about oxygen and about the president no longer having a fever, which is obviously good news, they do still seem to be concerned about what is actually going on here, and it doesn't seem as if the president has made progress since he left the white house a little under

that you skew the pool taking 19 or 24 percent are okay with this. and let him stay in power he wants to. and that is the democracy study at the outset. and they have no trouble with authoritarian rule but trumps followers it is 30 percent have no trouble with his behavior whatever he does. >> so the pool that you are talking about, there is one thing that caught my attention that made my jaw drop the way it plays out over the summer. and in chapter ten specifically the line stomping out the lot and the peripheral explain what the data showed you including that statement into the survey. >> it is staggering how many people were willing to subscribe. that is something that we label the as an across-the-board test of people on the fringe event came in to support that. there was a pretty high number. the data generally on the pool just a note to myself just taking the groups that leaned about 470 some people who either for highly approve the trum trump, and they fall into three categories. white males without a four-year college education , evangelicals

moving that the president was headed to the hospital so now that the travel pool is reportedly headed up here as of just the last few moments that could mean the president is planning to leave. again we were told earlier from his chief of staff that this would be a determination made late this afternoon that several hours from now following consultation with the medical team but again the word we're hearing is that the press pool is headed here that only means that the president is preparing to make some sort of movements ok that's that's really interesting we'll stay with you for that can be of course 11 final conversation point kimberly you know if we listen to his spin doctors not his medical doctors do his spinmeisters his his people that exist in the shadows to they want him to come back from this quite quickly so he can get back on the campaign trail and he can say look i'm younger than joe biden i'm i'm fit m v a royal i glanced off me and it's not really as bad as everyone's been making out you know i'm sure he would never say that explicitly of course he would never do that b

how could national sovereignty both the sacred and pooled in these institutions? i would actually say quite the contrary. such pooling of sovereignties, he thought, could only work if done in a way that was accountable to the people's involved. for wilson, self-determination was never primarily about creating ethnically homogenous policies. by the way, wilson borrowed the term from bolshevik rhetoric very consciously he did, to try and defang the bolshevik threats by partially co-opting it. the term he used prior was consent of the governed. that was his term and goes back several centuries in anglo-american political thought. even when he started using the term self-determination, i have never been able to find a single instance in the documents where wilson specifically defines self-determination as national. national self-determination is a phrase, as far as i can tell, that he never used. trotsky, on the other hand, always talk about self-determination. wilson knew very well that he was working from the american model and the new very well -- and knew very wel

if car pooling with three or more, it is free. if there are two or more, you will have a discount.ect. north bound express lanes at dixie landing road and end in san lorenzo. south 880 ends at dixon landing. they are open 5:00 in the morning until 8:00 at night. we are starting to see a lot of brake lights. we have a big delay out of the connector west bound to north flynn. if you are coming out of tracy things are okay. it really slows once you connect 205, 580. our drive time is 30 minutes. it looks like east shore freeway is problem free. there is a broke down vehicle at university. we have smoky skies and unhealthy air quality once again. here is mary. >>> take a look at how smoky it is on our sales force camera looking east. unhealthy to very unhealthy air quality, hazardous closer to the glass fire. we will continue to see smoky skies through the day. it looks so bad on our live camera with our sales force tower cam. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. there are smoky skies across the region. let's show you the spare the air alert that remains in effect today and is now exte

would it tsunami have on a city the size of naples in the bottle of those who eat dockett you see our pool tsunami also from here and these people are completely unaware that a tsunami from from bali could hit naples. i mean. one of the phenomena. in a case of a rare natural phenomena and people tend to believe that there is no imminent danger since at sea on a quest for seo. a computer generated model tracks the kools of the 1343 tsunami it gives an idea of what could be in store for naples. florida but all this all the in time you know the it would take under 30 minutes for the tsunami to reach the gulf of naples from stromboli for the an hour early in . the devastation would be unimaginable could be the belief that the markets only he could be the hour when all the boats in the harbor behind me would be hurled onto the streets speak the current bill is that it will. the water would gush into the subway and drown all of the passengers. the busy streets would be submerged that it be an event that. it would be apocalyptic. scene but that's exactly what would happen without an early warning

the pool team has been called in to cover. we don't know exactly what yet.atching it. joining us down dr. nicole saphier. we don't have the details yet. meanwhile to the timeline. we know he is in day five now of his diagnosis and the doctors have said that day 7-10 are critical. so the decision is being made right now. is it safe for the president to leave the hospital and head back to the white house at this point? >> a couple things with that. first of all we know he is day five into his symptoms and being diagnosed but we don't know what day he is from being exposed and infected. if he was infected at the rose garden ceremony you have day 10. that being said because he hasn't hit the 7-10 mark of his symptoms doesn't mean being inside of a hospital. the majority of americans who get covid-19 don't go to the hospital at all. they are making sure the president's oxygenation doesn't drop and if he continues to improve. he hasn't had a fever for 72 hours. the oxygen drop was saturday morning. 48 hours there. and they said yesterday that his blood work was tr

i'll be part of the press pool going on that trip. those events are still on as of now, and it should be noted the white house knew of hope hicks' diagnosis, wednesday night. today, thursday, there is no sign of hope. but the president, who had been exposed to hope hicks, still traveled to a fund-raiser in bedminster, new jersey. >> okay, doctor. you're on deck, and you know the questions already. what does it mean to you that he mentioned quarantine in this tweet tonight? and here's a subject you and i have talked about on this broadcast. the president in positively poe peelian terms has shilled for the abbott quick turnaround test. he has displayed the product and pushed it from the rose garden of the white house. we know it to be in use at the white house. does this to you, this two-hour delay, mean perhaps that the results on one test have come in and we are awaiting the more accurate results of another? >> good evening, brian. there's a lot to get through. before i get there, i just want to say first of all, i hope hope hicks is

>> reporter: they're starting small. 19 families so far pooled their money to buy 97 acres of land aboutrs south of atlanta. they're freedom, georgia, their escape from what they say is the everyday racism that feels a part of life in america. renee walters and ashley scott are the two women who started this all after seeing an ad for affordable land. >> well, it was a post that went viral about, buy a town for sale for the price of a new york apartment. and so when i looked at it, i saw it had all these parcels and acres. >> reporter: this is by no means the first time where people who felt persecuted or unwanted have left a place to raise stakes somewhere new. immigrants from ireland, italy, germany all moved to america to find better lives and created ethnic communities. it's why the conservative dutch left the motherland in the mid 1800s and set up in holland, michigan. but these are americans who are already in the land of the free. the browns are one of the thousands of black families thinking about building here. they drove down from chicago on labor day weekend to investigate. >>

walter reed we believe the press school believes reporters here in washington police who brief the pool reporters pool reporters just for our viewers those are the reporters and journalists who are designated to go to events like this because you can't have 100 or more reporters and journalists and camera teams in a walk in the walter reed medical center and you know we have a pandemic here so poor reporters do this so those reporters were briefed and let me read to you what they were told of course off. off the record but clearly ain't that to be reported and here's what the source says who remains and then miss the president's violence over the last 24 hours were very concerning and the next 48 hours will be critical in terms of his care we are still not on a clear path to a full recovery so if you take this statement unsourced but given to the press lands to the press so it will be published and from a white house source who is familiar with the president's condition. and you take the doctor's statements before this you have what a mess and this is what we're actually having right no

pool and remove the shower.s bridge, thad, rented an ex-calftator, and the -- excavator, and the two of them went at it. that sunday they broke a pipe near the outdoor shower and had to find the leak. they grabbed their shovels. >> we started digging up against the house. i see a piece of plastic i think when i was digging with the shovel, i broke the bag. that's weird, there's a coconut right here. why would somebody bury a coconut in a bag? >> it wasn't a coconut. >> i picked it up, immediately i didn't know what it was. i handed it to thad, we looked in the hole and could see teeth. >> teeth? >> we could see her teeth. at that point in time, you could see the top portion of her eye socket on the skull and everything kind of clicked. we stopped what we were doing. >> it was a horrifying discovery. aaron, like hamlet, was holding a skull. he believed it was his mother's. how do you do that? >> it was just what was happening. it was odd to be the one that found her. >> aaron immediately called jean fraser who wa

how can national sovereignty be sacred and also be pooled in this international institution? i would say quite the con temporary. such pooling of sovereignties as wilson wanted in the leaguings could, he thought, only work if it was done in a way that was accountable to the people -- the peoples involved. that is to say in the way that took into account self-determination. for wilson, self-determination was never about primarily about creating ethnically homogenous policies. by the way, wilson borrowed the term self-determination from l bolchuvic. it was consent of the government. that was his term of art. goes back, obviously, to several centuries and anglo-american political thought, consent of the government. even when he started using the term self-determination, even when he became identified with it quite closely, i've never been able to find a single instance in the archives, in the documents, where wilson specifically defined self-determination as national. national self-determination. that's a phrase, as far as i can tell, he never used. lenin and troske and other bo

so that at night light comes out from beneath that pool to capture the tops of the rain drops to. really celebrate the. experience of rain. peter meringue says making clever use of limited expensive space is becoming increasingly important with more home working we all need to really reduce zein the way people live in their homes i see in the future there is lots of opportunities for architects delivering really good improvements to the way people live and to the homes and the local environment plenty of opportunities for ingenious home extensions and improvements even in densely populated london time to let the creative juices flowing. absolutely amazing what you can do with a couple of eaves trough and a good imagination well that's all for this time from artful culture sure to check us out on the web site e.w. dot com slash culture or you can also find us on twitter and until next time all the best from us here in berlin to stay safe by and with a listener. into the conflict zone. there's a child boy who's read with mounting demonstrations against the prime minister used of cor

from the team of doctors take care of the president and then minutes later a source approaching the pool reporters those reporters who are on the site at medical at the walter reed medical center because you cannot put hundreds of other reporters in this in those quarters there they are approached by a source who doesn't want to be named but who has intimate knowledge about where the president is in terms of his health is that right and he rings the alarm bells with a statement saying basically that the last 24 hours they were really really concerned that he is definitely not out of the woods and that's why he is at medical rule to read medical center and not as a precautionary measure as the doctors just say bottom line is this white house has a trust problem and an information problem meaning it is not transparent nobody believes the white house and as reporters and press here everybody's disappointed about this lack of transparency in this situation to fund do stay with us for just a moment we'd 1st like to have a look at how news of president trump's corona virus infection 1st emerge

margaret, this statement coming from, you know, a white house source to pool reporters.ing in complete contrast with the doctors who just came out of the hospital and the statement being handed to our reporters and others and it would say the president is not on a clear path to full recovery. how unusual is this that you'd have pool reporters getting one message, you know, and just paces away, sources for the white house would be conveying another? >> fred, it's just a complete breakdown of communication and transparency inside the white house. and i think at this point, they are going to need to come out again at some point in the next couple of hours with, i suppose, the ultimate clarification of what actually happened and what is an accurate timeline. i think dr. conley's name is going to need to be on that statement and the fact that we haven't seen that statement yet tells us how truly complicated this is. these credibility questions are important not just because president trump is the leader of the free world, but also for two reasons. one, there is an entire and

meter apart so again the prospect that there was risk introduced to extended members of the press pool is significant now she defends this in her statement she goes on with my recent positive test i will begin the quarantine pot process that will continue working on behalf of the american people remotely defending the fact that she continued to work well not knowing that she had copd at 19 because. she was trying to get the latest information she says about the president's health condition to the american public but in doing so she has not only put herself at risk but also others meanwhile many people who are concerned about president healthy can see a large crowd of supporters behind you there kimberly prism is clearly showing to be discharged from the whole split so but the civil war of confusion as to his current health stances how was the president's and is it likely going to be discharged today. well we don't know because we haven't had a briefing today monday by his better team we were told that it determination would be made today and that the president could be released as earl

the pool reporters who cover the president day-to-day, abc is one of many outlets, the pool reporters are reporting that the team of white house staff on the south lawn waiting for president trump are all wearing masks. including the press secretary and other staffers. usually they don't wear masks. and i'll repeat what i mentioned this morning on "good morning america." it's one of the reasons the cavalier attitude that many news outlets have pulled back at least in terms of a full presence at the white house, for fear of the safety of our own team because people were not wearing masks. we were not seeing social distance happening on a regular basis. you're coming into close contact with aides and secret service agents on a day-to-day basis. i mentioned this earlier, the quarters inside for the press particularly are not very big at all. so there have been a number of questions about how seriously they were taking it. of course, it all goes back to the statements that the president himself has made from inside the press briefing room, downplaying the severity of this, and turning the

the world population and 62% of its pool.he world cannot risk a recession that would hurt more than 5 million people in medical income countries. —— middle income. this is perhaps the most critical moment of those nations have faced since the second world war. we can waste no further time. and we‘ll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers anne ashworth and james rampton — that‘s coming up after the headlines. now it‘s time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. it's it‘s only the 4th of october but already some of the areas of the uk have more than a months worth of rain. the trouble make up this area of cloud, particularly the slow—moving area of low pressure bringing further rain through the rain. -- bringing further rain through the rain. —— through the day today. the met office amber warning remains in place across wales and the midlands and there will be some modest improvements and weather across southern and eastern scotland and northern england and parts of north wales and parts of the north

now,s, it is a pool report we have no further information. hasays supplemental pool traveled to walter reed in into vans of a visit by the president today, they are awaiting the president. so far the president is still at the white house, we have no further information than that. the white house does not seem to have confirmed this yet. i would treat it with caution, we do not know if it is for test or if he will stay there. this is breaking as we discussed at, i would put attention on this and this will feel this -- the question of severity of the case, but i would caution we do not know whether this is a sign that it is worse or whether it is more routine. there is commentary throughout the afternoon -- that this would treatment given the facilities at walter reed. circulatedbeing saying a group of reporters is already at walter reed and expecting a visit by president trump. david: to reinforce what you said, we do not know what this means exactly. he is going to the hospital and will -- does not mean that he will stay there, does not mean

pooling blood? clotted blood?asically in this area right here, you had the blood droplets. and then on the cement right here you had blood in this area. on that beam right there. in this area you had a little bit of blood. then you had pooling on the ground. then in this area down to those rocks was where the majority of the blood had -- >> so that's where most of the blood is. >> yeah. it was a large amount of blood. >> with alled weillife around they thought it might be animal blood. but. >> we called forensics out and did a presumptive test which was able to tell us it was human blood. >> human blood. that changed things. >> that made us think we might have a body in the water. so we called the highway patrol helicopter. >> the helicopter was in the air for just under an hour before it spotted something about a mile north of where the jogger saw the blood. it was caught up in some branches. as the chopper got closer, it was clear there was a body in the river. sergeant, when the divers pulled the victim out, wh

. >> reporter: november 3rd, indoor pools and bowling alleys can reopen and by mid november, bars not serving food are expected to reopen outdoors. >> we don't know what the guidelines are going to be for outside bars. i would imagine face masks need to be worn. >> reporter: the city's case count of covid-19 doesn't meet the threshold to qualify for the yellow tier, but mayor london breed explains the equity met trick do -- metric does. >> we need to be i canble in our approach and not just concentrating on the population but the entire city, especially those communities most impacted by the virus. >> reporter: stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >>> napa county has good news. as the number of covid-19 cases decreases, it will join alameda and santa clara in orange or moderate tier for precautionary restrictions. this will impact indoor capacities but as wayne freedman explains, there is at least one business that will finally get to open its doors after months of being closed. at the napa bowl, this is what moving from red to orange sounds like. >> i love to hear this sound again. it's bee

mask this was also sort of there was an additional layer added if you went into what's called the pool the travel pool if you're going into air force one if you were going to the oval office you would have to go and get yourself tested prior to that in the morning with one of the rapid cope with 19 tests with the result for vailable very quickly so this protected the president from the media but there was no one providing and assurance to the media that the president had been tested that day and there was the assumption but nobody ever offered that information so i have a man i have this feeling that many reporters are going to be deeply concerned about their exposure if my own mind though i wasn't face to face with the president this week i certainly was face to face with reporters who were near the president so you know there is the possibility although on the grounds of the white house for the most part reporters stay 6 feet apart from each 'd other and are wearing a mask at all times so it's you know there is an influence you know the quilter's leeson that takes place is well short

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any presidential movement is tracked by the white house pool of reporters.hat white house pool changed by day. they track every movement a president makes. it's important on a usual day, even more important on a day when the president of the united states is, let's be frank about it, hospitalized because he has covid-19. the white house pool was not given advanced notice he was going to make that trip. we found out much the way everyone else did when he tweeted that video. once the president left, twhaon that drive-by was over, we didn't know where he went. we didn't know if he went back to the white house, if he went back to walter reed. that was done by evading journalist, one. and two, just sort of the reckless approach to that. spare a thought for the secret service agents who risk their lives day in and day out but had to unnecessarily risk their lives so the president could get the sort of adulation that he so desperately needs. >> can you add some color to what jeff just said, malcolm? >> yeah. there really is a ginormous bubble of people, processes,

gyms, swimming pools, theatres mash up. italy was the first country in the world to impose a national lockdown back in march. many other countries viewed italy as a model. britain followed exactly two weeks later but this time the government is being more cautious, mindful that the economy is already forecast to shrink here by 10% this year and there were protests over the weekend over tougher measures. the prime minister today said this month will be very difficult for italians with soaring cases and biting measures but he said if they tough it out, this month's sacrifice could save christmas. the latest update on the tanker off the isle of wight, seven people had been detained. earlier military assistance was asked for by the local hampshire police. we understand that the operation to ta ke understand that the operation to take the tanker was over in seven... in nine minutes. nine minutes and those seven stowaways were then detained. the location was just off the isle of wight. the clue —— the crew we re the isle of wight

maybe they have the pool set up. it's usually near the rose garden.he pool is set up somewhere else. maybe we will be able to get a different shot at that point. maybe they are allowing the president the option to say something. >> greg: he is watching "the five." >> dana: i hope he is and i hope he's feeling better. that shot is interesting to me. walter reed medical center is the preeminent place. if you're going to get medical care from anyone, that's the place to be. i also think to your point and it's a good one, i think it will renew people sensitive taking precautions early. if you have any symptoms, self isolate and try to get a test and follow doctor's orders. not everybody in america has access to walter reed. but the president of the united states is not just any average american. he is the commander-in-chief and the leader of the free world. >> juan: my neighborhood is where the old walter reed was. >> jesse: before we get to you, juan, the biden campaign is removing all negative ads. that came in. they are removing all negative ads on the

and his report just said pool of people who have symptoms and his reportjust said the next ten poolmptoms and his report just said the next ten to 12 days really are going to be crucial. he tested positive on thursday so can you tell when he was infected? get to go back further than people realise. you have to be exposed to people have to have the infection in that it takes several days for you to generate a true positive result. so it is possible he was infected two or three days ago but also it could be a bit further beyond that. it could be five, six or seven days. we know he probably gets tested on a very regular basis, so from that we can get a little more information but this is what makes contact racing so difficult. this disease can move a symptomatically in a could take a while between exposure and positive results in the between that and a symptom. let's bring up his health report card if you well and go over some of this and maybe you could tell me what concerns you would have. so we know he is 7a. he is clinically speaking obese. he has cholesterol issues. and then there

that pool maybe able to maintain the integrity of that pool throughout the crisis and intend to do that. once the coronavirus is over for generations to come. that is the bedrock of what we do. make sure that there's eyes on the president when ever he leaves the white house at all times. if something happens, that can be all sorts of things. there are eyes and ears from independent press core to cover it. >> president of the white house correspondent association and white house reporter for the associated press. thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> panel of young voters tells us which issues matter most to them. lt final debate is four days away. what should we expect? first we have the headlines. >> good evening. stories we're watching. covid-19 cases have risen in nearly every u.s. state in two weeks. only reported decrease were in texas, puerto rico and u.s. virg virgin islands. warning of a possible third wave of the disease. demonstrations in french cities today for a murdered history teacher. beheaded friday. it's believed to be related to his discussion of islam proph

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meanwhile, back at the ranch, , molly, pool, a 16mm -- ranch, volleyball, pool, a 16mm movie in a converted mess hall are just about the only diversion. remnants from another era of rugged desert pioneers. here, as seen by few men, is what the world looks like from 70,000 feet. the scenes were photographed over arizona by one of the test pilots who have handled all development and production testing of the angel. training of new pilots begins with the t-33 for familiarization flights. the pilot must be able to hold the t-bird inches in the air with the length of the lake so he can hold the angel at the same altitude until its broad wings move. he graduate to the angel in transition landings on the lake. a chase car and chase playing with two way radio are used during this phase of training. seatbelts in the chase car are good insurance. the new angel pilot makes at least three landings with the pogos installed. she is a little easier to handle that way. takeoffs are smooth from groom lake. a wide circle as the chase plane follows the leader. now turning on final approach, says the instructo

yet whether they can flow back into mission bay or the city pool.i think the thought is we want them to flow into mission bay and fund further child care facilities in mission bay, custom will be proposed in future housing sites. >> i would say unless there is no need for child care services in mission bay, that we would want it to be project specific, which raises another question in my mind. i've just lost track in mission bay. i think there are possibly five child care service programs in mission bay. do i have that correct? >> i can't remember off the top of my head, but there is one under construction at the uber site and one under mission bay south block, which is an affordable housing project, one in the north at ridge sorrow housing projects. there are a few in-house family care within the mercy housing project at block 13 east. >> [indiscernible] -- >> and of course the ucsf one which is a rather large one, which is between 100 and 200 spaces. >> [indiscernible] -- >> that's fantastic. just as a commentary, i remember when i started on the

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day a gigantic tsunami in the indian ocean killed more than 230000 people images illustrating the pools of this natural phenomenon shocked the world. 7 years later in 2011 a nuclear power plant in fukushima japan exploded after being engulfed by an earthquake generated tsunami. since these tragedies scientists rushed to the scene redoubling efforts to determine what causes these killer waves. because that knowledge can save lives it's clear that tsunamis can strike any region of the planet urbanize ation has made coastal communities even more vulnerable. can tsunami research protects them. on friday september 28th 2018 an earthquake followed by a tsunami devastated an area of the bay of palu on the indonesian island of slow way sea. within minutes 4000 people. lost their lives $79000.00 had to be evacuated how could these new designs to indonesia occur after the devastating 2004 tsunami to tune on the specialists were commissioned by units go in the indonesian authorities to investigate cost us in our lockers at the university of southern california and herman fritz of the georgia insti

today they only allowed the pool cameras to shoot it and turn the video tape around so that we could show it to you here that is, the chopper is taking off, the president is back in the residence, and we believe we're going to see him again. we're not certain, but we believe, we have every reason we're going to see him again, and should we, we'll take you back there for that. a pretty incredible turn of events here in the last 30 minutes. we have been told that he would leave the hospital at 6:30 eastern time and shortly thereafter he did. and here he is on the balcony. it's a long way away this camera, but you can see the president waving there, and we're expecting to see him again soon, i've just been told. at any rate, eamon javers is watching over all of this. we'll talk to eamon outside the hospital in bethesda eamon. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. what they're saying here, the medical team is saying is they felt confident to let the president leave here at walter reed medical center in bethesda because they didn't need all of the elaborate medical equipment and procedures tha

we cut that back in march, and now there's a daily testing of the pool, and that's a small collection of journalists that travel with the president or are with the president at all times. they're tested every day. there's mask wearing. those are all the things that largely have come out from the press, but they're in place to do their best and try to balance the health and safety of the journalist covering the president but also maintain that coverage that the person people rely on to make informed decisions about their leaders. >> i should also ask, zeke, for people who only hear about the term when the correspondence center comes around, what is the white house correspondence association? is it a trade group? is it a union? is it a lobbying group? what is it? >> it's a little bit of all of the above there. we exist to work on behalf of our members to allow them to -- and on behalf of the broader american public. we are a public interest organization to ensure that the american public has the information they need about their elected leadership, what the president is doing, who they'

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