for which the postmark is illegible, will be presumed to be mailed by election day unless the preponderanceidence demonstrates that it was mailed after election day. is that clear as mud or is that clear if i at judge to decide? >>> it's clear but what's going to happen is what does peaceful protest of the evidence suggest otherwise? people are going to say we need to talk to each one of these people if it's a close election. this is going to impact offices for state and local office, for the state legislature, up and down the ballot this will have an impact. before we can settle the question of that the we need to hear from the individual involved, when did you mail it will and what do you have under sworn oath? can you show us that you mailed this before the deadline? >> bill: they're going to be looking at rubber stamps on envelopes and trying to decide whether that's a legitimate vote or date or not correct >>> yeah. remember in 2008 the guys with the little eyeglass looking at the chadz? we're going to have people examining envelopes to see if there's a postmark on it and if it was sme

relaxed coronavirus restrictions for a quick getaway domestic tourist trips are at 80 percent of preponderant figures to make up pollen reports. coming home this crowd is part of an estimated half a 1000000000 people who celebrated the golden week holiday as tourists the railway station is packed scenes that would have been unimaginable just a few months ago because of the pandemic nearly 10 months after the croon a virus 1st surfaced in china the country is on the move again a sigh of relief for the millions who faced some of the world's toughest lock downs as the government fought to contain the outbreak with the declaration that the outbreak is under control and no new domestic infection since august the government relaxed travel restrictions allowing millions of families to take trips around the country and take advantage of being out in the open but i saw some fish and coral and the waters 3 different colors you feel is great according to the ministry of culture and tourism 425000000 people have traveled domestically in the 1st 4 days of the holiday generating around $45000000000.00 in t

anda preponderance of men felt they could trust women to come and live in wyoming if they gave them thaty could get they -- and they felt could trust women to come and live in wyoming if they gave them the right to vote. i said that wyoming wanted to attract women. because they had lots of men and no women. professor dubois: they had no white man -- they had lots of white men and no white women is accused native american women were not encouraging any enfranchisement i may have said this in the book. in these western states, the democrats and republicans were not as established. 1890's when each state began to enfranchise women there was an insurgent political .omen -- condition movement that wanted toy bring new voters into the electorate heard and it is they who for the brief periods of time in which they have some power in their state, they sponsor women's suffrage. the 90's. within another 20 years, the second third party is called the progressive party and the same is true of them. and want to bring women they are interested in issues they believe women support and it is those state

can we just assume the united states is unable to do that experiment because of our dominance, preponderancey market funds? steven: you can assume that probably this year, but things might change next year. the technical constraints can be overcome. just think about how circumstances might change next year. that depends on who is the president, for example. it also depends how much the country moves toward using electronic currency. i look at this around the world and i think in new zealand, they seem quite advanced in looking at the technical constraints. in the u.k., not so advanced but they are looking at it. and it say never. closed to you,s you go down another one. i think that is what happened. quoting robertor frost. i like that. that is an american poet. i want to talk to about negative interest rates as an experiment. that is the financial mathematics. what about the social calculus? what is the effect on new or greater negative interest rates on society? about the cash flow. my colleague larry dyer says to me, show me the money. qe, central banks are doing where does the money go?

knowledge through investigations of looking at all the issnciden of violence in america and the preponderance of the attacks are a link to ideology that involves some sort of racial supremacy, that's concerning because that is what's a lot of these cases driving people towards violence and it is something we absolutely have to be taking a stand against. the fbi can investigate and the department of justice can prosecute it but it takes more than that. we have to have the sort of leadership coming from the top of our nation all the way down in our government, in our society saying this is not acceptable. racial violence is not who we are and any instance of it should be snuffed out and stifled and denounced, not accepted, not the things we hear from the president. >> so explain why it is so clear or why it's so important for the president to be clear. we hear the white house say over and over, he has denounced it but when i think of the occasional denounce yags it is like pulling teeth. under considerable pressure a couple days after heather hire was killed in charlottesville. sure is not a de

voter fraud that has not been proven at all, speaking to the callers that were talking about the preponderance of misinformation. republicans were worried that he was going to win there. congressman roger marshall from the first district did win the nomination but emerged with virtually no money, not very well known around the state so he has struggled to introduce himself. we have both of the major super majorities and leadership fun for the republicans that are spending millions of dollars there. democrats have a very good candidate in barbara bully a, she is a state legislator who was a former republican and switched parties to become democrat. she has bipartisan credit. kansas is still a pretty republican state. did left they governor's mansion with laura winning.ding -- she has a lot of money to spend. raceng shows a tight leaning republican and it could be an upstate. a democrat has not won the senate seat for about one century. that would be a major upset. the last is a quirky political date. dan sullivan is the republican incumbent who nearly beat mark in 2019. he is an orthopedic surg

how do you do negative rates in the anglo american world with a preponderance towards money market fundsral, when you hear all of those kind of statements, will they, won't they, obviously europe is dealing with negative interest rates for quite some time now. .t does have implications we shouldn't underestimate that the u.k. can deal with that as well. but you are pointing to the most important area around money market funds and how those would deal with negative rates. it starts with issues from the accounting principles and whether your administrator can .ctually handle it obviously for the client implications and the like, i am pretty sure there's working groups across the u.k. looking at those funds in particular. tom: ok, fine. we are not going to break the buck. i get it. there's a cost to that. who is going to support or pay the delta if we say we are not going to break the buck? sonja: that will have to be defined on an industry level. my understanding is this has not been discussed. we are looking first and foremost on the feasibility from a day-to-day perspective, and then the

>> you certainly would spend the preponderance of time there. one of the reasons the trump campaign feared biden as an opponent is because he had a particular appeal in the upper midwest where they won last time and where they need to win again. one of the reasons barack obama chose joe biden as his running mate in 2008 was for the same reason, because he was a strong candidate in that region. and you want to nail those down. hillary clinton made a mistake in 2016 by neglecting those states, never appeared in wisconsin after the convention, for example. so you don't want to assume too much. that said, they have the resources to make a real statement in the other states. georgia is a toss up state, legitimately a toss up state. nobody saw that coming necessarily and he is playing big there on television as is trump. there are other states. he is up in ohio, a toss up state now. trump won by nine last time. you want to do with resources what you can't do with physical presence and surrogates. so yes. concentrate on those three states, pennsylvania

nonetheless, the university decided the allegations against him were supported by a preponderance of evidence, and judge barrett wrote an opinion reversing the lower court's dismissal of both his due process and title ix claims. what may also be of interest of this case, dutch barrett found that the university officials were entitled to the qualified immunity because their violations, the due process violations had not been clearly established under seventh circuit caselaw. although under her opinion, the university would be. she does not have much in the way of environmental cases, but she does have several standing opinions, which i think suggests she is someone who takes article three standings seriously. there is something almost scalia-esque in her standing opinions. justice scalia cared a lot about article three standing and ensuring that courts made sure that only those litigants who should be in court were in court. that doesn't mean she has a reflexive vote against standing. she has found standing against the seat of unsolicited text messages, but she has scrutinized claims

afternoon, lots of 70s, and the warm spot will be in the lower 80s out towards santa rosa and fair preponderance field. and santa cruz is nice, and 76 degrees. here's a look ahead. lots of sunshine, and we'll head into halloween with a dry weather pattern and a mild weather pattern and don't forget to change the clocks as we head into sunday, the first sunday basically sa you can't see after halloween, we talk about the time change, that will be the case as we head into early sunday morning. i remind everyone to change the clocks, the one person who forgets is always me. i'll have to remind myself once again this year. >> still to come at noon, the dodgers win the first world series title 1988. why is everyone talking about third pays man justin turner. we'll explain after the covid- 19 test. are you one of the millions of americans who experience occasional bloating, gas or abdominal discomfort? taking align can help. align contains a quality probiotic to naturally help soothe digestive upsets 24/7. try align, the pros in digestive health. and if stress worsens your digestive issues try new ali

ave a lot of men, preponderance of men. couldey they felt they attract women to come and live in wyoming if they gave them the vote. in colorado and others. i may be wrong but i said women, wanted to attract they had lots of men and no women. white they had lots of men and lots of white women because native americans were not included in any disenfranchisement. i personally there is another reason. in these western states, the parties, democrats and republicans, were not as established. they were weaker. and in the 1890's when each state began to enfranchise women there was an insurgent political movement, a new party, third-party, called the people's party. there called sometimes the populace, the people's party. party, unlike the democrats and republicans, that are not afraid of the women's vote. that wanted to bring new voters into the electorate. it is they who for the brief periods of time in which they have some power in their state, they sponsor women's suffrage. that is the within another 20 1890's. years, the secon

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there are family members and children of the preponderate's aides and former aides that are sick now with coronavirus. he's a covidian. he's an idiot that has covid. >> not to mention the white house staff, you know, the folks who work in the residence and all that who he has come in contact with and people who -- that's their jobs. they didn't come, weren't voted in or appointed. their job is to work in the white house. and now they're possibly exposed because of this president. >> so, this is very powerful symbolism and, this is the pylon, why the polls are going to widen further. because the symbolism is i can't protect my staff, my family, i can't protect the family members of my staff or the servants inside the white house, and therefore i cannot protect the country. i am four years into my incompetence and malpractice. that's the symbolism. people vote on that feeling. >> i want to make sure i can get this in. they put out a couple of propaganda videos. they apparently filmed another one tonight when he was coming back, filmed as a campaign or propaganda video. is this why he n

margins are not in the battle grounds or as big as the national lead for biden but he's down in the preponderancef battleground states and he has to turn that around in just about all of them if he wants to get to 270. what the path would look like, joined by republican strategist brendon buck former adviser to john boehner and paul ryan and joel payne, former senior aide to the clinton campaign. joel, start with you actually, biden is ahead nationally. we went through the swing states. we're two weeks out. i'm curious, as a democrat who looks at this stuff, obviously who lived through 2016, what gives you anxiety right now when you look at the numbers and the map? is there something that gives you anxiety in particular? >> steve, everything gives me anxiety. i'm a political professional. i'm sure brendon could attest to that as well. here's what gives me hope and makes me feel better about this. the fact that you've seen so much energy and enthusiasm. look at georgia and texas where we've seen record numbers of early voting turnout. that spells very good for biden who has invested a lot in ginin

and the opposite seems to have the preponderance of the evidence. >> and there's no proof of any of it because he won't let the doctors give the information that the american people need to know. so, listen, i'm not saying that. but i was surprised in this moment, this very serious moment, this crisis, that so few people had faith in this president, that this president was actually telling the truth about his health. and about where the country is, in this moment. and i had no doubt about this. the health thing, that's fine. i believe he has covid. i don't know, as far as his symptoms and all that. you can better speak to that. but i knew that he would take this moment of tragedy, and try to turn it into a spectacle, as you said. as a reality-tv-show-type moment that he would play, that he would push onto the people of american, in order to win re-election. that he would use all the trappings of the office, in order to get people to -- in order to own the news cycle. in order to get people to see him as strong, and that he's the president. he's going to mauz oouse marine. he is going t

there was no postmark, then the ballot would be presumed to have been mailed in time unless "the preponderancee," which is an open invitation to litigate everyone of those ballots that may have a missing postmark or an illegible postmark, so we have hanging chads in 2000, we may have smeared postmark's in 2016. in 2,020. >> martha: so juan, this pollster, who back in 2016, as i said, they got pennsylvania right, michigan right, wisconsin right, i believe. so now he's saying that he believes that the president will win north carolina, florida, arizona, i think you will win, he will probably win pennsylvania and will probably win michigan 270-280 electoral votes, what you make of it? >> well, i saw this in the national review, the interview with rich lowry, and what struck me was he simply doesn't believe the overwhelming majority of polls. he thinks that a lot of conservative voters -- specifically trump voters -- are not honest with pollsters, that they feel it's not socially acceptable to say that they are planning to vote for donald trump and i think that you have to assume therefore that ev

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the first batch, 6 preponderate 5 million were supposed to go out last week.evidence of them in schools. blame shift. where are they? those sucky governors, they need figure out how to distribute them. i guess it's on them. it's only 6.5 million. and here's the big problem nobody's telling you. testing alone, that just counts cases. doesn't stop cases, right? they're not going to keep kids safe all by themselves. here's an example of the truth of this proposition. the white house, for months they told you they didn't need to spread out or wear masks because -- >> why won't you wear a mask? is it sort after a personal political statement? is it because the president would be disappoints in you if you don't? >> it's a personal decision. i'm tested regularly. >> ha. how did that age? it's not a personal decision. your personal decision ends when it starts to affect my person. this white house bent their lives on rapid testing as a panacea and that mask worse a weakness. they weren't even using the tests correctly. we were told the white house was testing everyone

and let me tell you something else. 90% of those votes, the huge, overwhelming preponderance of thosee been cast four years ago because they are from people who are not persuadable voters. that is the joke here. if you vote early, you are not a persuadable voter because you are voting early. people like and can't decide is at this or that, is it cocom is a pepsi? i'm not sure. those people don't sag sme to go ahead and vote anyway. those ones who wait till the end to deciphered the three or 4% of the electorate that says it's undecided those are people who vote last. they do not vote first. trying to, look obviously democrats have a lot to be happy about the cycle for them a lot to be happy about their turnout but we do not know it election days will look like we don't have an offset the early vote. we don't with the percentage and if you kick something up 50% going to blow through a lot of the expected lines. so throw all that stuff out and know that we are going to have a massive turn out election. >> asked tom bevan this last night. it's also the real estate that you barter in, is

that might be the preponderance of the voting. why are they doing that?imply a matter of time. and a matter of this county has decided that these ballots can get counted in a reasonable amount of time. i think that there isn't a clerk in america that wants their county to be the last to call in their state, so i think that we should assume that county election administrators are doing the best that they can. but if we're being fair, they've been given very few resources by which to do that. the state has not really meaningfully increased the amount of time that they have to process and count absentee ballots. and all of that has to happen on the same day that they're holding an in-person election. so you know, the number of election volunteers is finite. and you have to work with what you have. >> jessica huseman, ben ginsburg, thank you for being part of this family. >> doing double duty. >> we appreciate both of your time. it's great to see both of you. thank you. "new day" continues right now. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and jo

there has to be a preponderance of evidence. they have to have video evidence. they have to have documentation, license plate numbers. they have to have clear evidence that someone has been involved in this. as the caller said, there are already laws on the books that govern the way in which people operate vehicles on the street. we are enhancing this because this is something that has increased dramatically. dramatically in my district. nd i know in other parts of san francisco. so i can tell you, i heard from hundreds and hundreds of people. and this is not hyperbole. there probably have not been one issue in my district that i have heard from more people across the board that said, you need to do something about this. this is something i have never seen happen in the 30, 40 years, or my entire life, these are their words, that i've lived in this neighborhood. we are responding and we're responding with a strong message. as supervisor walton said, we want people to understand this is not okay. this is not safe. we don't want to take anybody's car. we don't wan

and the opposite seems to have the preponderance of the evidence. >> and there's no proof of any of itformation that the american people need to know. so, listen, i'm not saying that. but i was surprised in this moment, this very serious moment, this crisis, that so few people had faith in this president, that this president was actually telling the truth about his health. and about where the country is, in this moment. and i had no doubt about this. the health thing, that's fine. i believe he has covid. i don't know, as far as his symptoms and all that. you can better speak to that.

a preponderate should never promise more than he can deliver. and a president should always deliver everything that he's promised. a president can't be all things to all people. a president should be the same thing to all people. another issue in this campaign, governor carter has endorsed the democratic platform, which calls for more spending, bigger deficits, more inflation, or more taxes. governor carter has embraced the record of the present congress dominated by his political party. it calls for more of the same. governor carter in his acceptance speech called for more and more programs, which means more and more government. i think the real issue in this campaign, and that which you must decide on november 2nd, is whether you should vote for his promises or my performance in two years in the white house. on the 4th of july we had a wonderful 200th birthday for our great country. it was a superb occasion. it was a glorious day. in the first century of our nation's history our forefathers gave us the finest form of government in the history

how the truth put the incident finally emerged no thanks to churchill who continued to deny the preponderances of poison gas in his memoir, closing the ring. eisenhower was a little more forthcoming in his 1948 memoir are but he stated only that one of the ships was loaded with a small quantity of mustard gas. unfortunately the wind wasoff shore and the, quote, the escaping gas caused no casualties. the early attempts by writers to correct the record were not altogether successful alves they did not have access to all of the classified documents. many of those early accounts were deeply flawed, riddle witness mistakes and officiallies. i found that even to this tie day the confusion persists. if you go online tonight, for example, and try to search for photos of the disaster, you will fine many, many gruesome pictures. unfortunately most of therm mislabeled and they are in fact not of the 1943 air raid but a horrendous accident that took place in the tone when he ss charles henderson explode. the whole incident remains mud eled by misinformation, even in today's digital universe. alexander was

i'm juggling gadgets, that is the era that we live in right now preponderate first question. i'm happy you asked this question. i want to dig in more, how will the threat of biothunderstorm and buy logical weapons evolve in the next temperature years. there is so much on the spread of coronavirus in this country. it is about just how vulnerable we are and how badly we fumbled this incident. the epidemiology of a biological attack. and we have not done a good job. it is the poor man's nuclear weapon. i think a lot of people will look at that. te scores human population. i think this is, you know, this is clearly something that we need to learn and prepare for better in the future. i think it is also told as something about china and the way they behave. i think there is significant reasons to believe that we don't know, but a small part of what happened, the spread, and it's effect. i think it is clear that china's handling of it has affected the opinions of it around the world. in terms of the priority, i don't know what you need. >> totally agree. >> okay, we're going to mov

that would explain why there was a preponderance of cathay and singapore airlines aircraft.right. keenwner, tom vincent, was we didn't point out the numbers from various airlines of planes that are there, but when you look at the photos, it becomes stark. the cathay and singapore airlines planes do outnumber the rest. there are quite a few from scoots as well. those airlines that don't have a domestic aviation market to fall back on are the ones that have been really hard hit. rishaad: good stuff. we will be right back. let's have a look at some of the latest business flash headlines. asoting up the wealth table his near 9% stake in ant would be worth more than $27 billion based on the stock price. that would take him to 11th place on the bloomberg billionaires index. $72 billion in the bank. -- saying he is likely to put his flagship casinos up for sale. we are told he is working with advisors to solicit interest and the eventual deal could be worth at least $6 billion. that would include the sands expo center, the venetian, and the palazzo. apple said to be planning update

there has to be a preponderance of evidence. they have to have video evidence. they have to have documentation, license plate numbers. they have to have clear evidence that someone has been involved in this. as the caller said, there are already laws on the books that govern the way in which people operate vehicles on the street. we are enhancing this because this is something that has increased dramatically. dramatically in my district. nd i know in other parts of san francisco. so i can tell you, i heard from hundreds and hundreds of people. and this is not hyperbole. there probably have not been one issue in my district that i have heard from more people across the board that said, you need to do something about this. this is something i have never seen happen in the 30, 40 years, or my entire life, these are their words, that i've lived in this neighborhood. we are responding and we're responding with a strong message. as supervisor walton said, we want people to understand this is not okay. this is not safe. we don't want to take anybody's car. we don't wan

whereas attacks on antifa or the fake news media take a prepo -- preponderance and i mean he's hittingsh points that conservatives love to do and that extends into the week where it is all about the media attacking him, it is about hunter biden and very little of it is about joe biden's record even though that record does have vulnerabilities that trump could pick apart. >> you know, sam, let me follow up with you. i don't think it is a sure thing that he turned to joe biden. le turn to biden but it is not one with a first name joe. who isn't on the ballot. let me just add to your point, because it is an excellent one. i mean, the message that trump won on, he won the republican primary by running as an anti-war, anti- the two wars in iraq and afghanistan and saw the forgotten man and woman and was going to bring manufacturing back to the united states. he is now the guy who doesn't give a hoot that russians place bound bounties on the heads of -- and done anything to bring back manufacturing jobs and refuses to see the suffering and women in every state in this country who are scared

voter fraud that has not been proven at all, speaking to the callers that were talking about the preponderancenformation. republicans were worried that he was going to win there. congressman roger marshall from the first district did win the nomination but emerged with virtually no money, not very well known around the state so he has struggled to introduce himself. we have both of the major super majorities and leadership fun for the republicans that are spending millions of dollars there. democrats have a very good candidate in barbara bully a, she is a state legislator who was a former republican and switched parties to become democrat. she has bipartisan credit. kansas is still a pretty republican state. did left they governor's mansion with laura winning.ding -- she has a lot of money to spend. raceng shows a tight leaning republican and it could be an upstate. a democrat has not won the senate seat for about one century. that would be a major upset. the last is a quirky political date. dan sullivan is the republican incumbent who nearly beat mark in 2019. he is an orthopedic surgeon. he

session, but now we're up for the dow and slightly down for the nas a dax, up -- nasdaq, up in the preponderanceroval of a president's personality reason to transfer power to the democrats? very good question. the author of that op-ed e is dan henninger, and he's with us now. i think you put your finger on it. there's an awful lot of people who are voting against trump rather than for joe biden. you don't care for that, do you? >> yeah, that's right. no, i don't think so. i think that's dangerous, stuart. but that is joe biden's strategy in this election. i mean, we just have to listen to him to know that. he is running wholly against donald trump and the idea that most americans cannot take four more years of trump's personality. and there may be something to that. his approval rating has never gotten above 50%. but nonetheless, look at the other side of the equation. joe biden, has any candidate ever run on less than joe biden? he doesn't talk about much of anything. but we do know he represents something, joe biden has made a faustian bargain with bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and the rest