regina is so important. you need people who understand the challenges so you have to educate people about what books are . one of our films, problems is the work of teenager and they were interested in becoming filmmakers and the most important thing we did was demystify what it looked like for below the line jobs and what it meant to be a director or editor or producer two people have an understanding of what was happening and we are very happy to team with me we make magic, everyone whose artists,michigan magical, an art form that i work in and no one can figure out what we do . that all of skewers that there are rules for people to fill and that there are job categories and i think where parents of a child might not support them if they want to be an author and editor, they might understand what it means to be in hr in a huge corporation or to work in the arts with a long degree or whatever it is. i think it goes from high to low, doesn't matter whether you're talking about a job inside a warehouse orthin

more on how consumer driven health care should be the focus for america with regina herzlinger.s is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. known as the godmother of consumer driven health care, regina herzlinger has spent her career researching change in the industry. i spoke to the professor about how the pandemic is transforming thinking. pandemic did bring a lot of consumer driven innovation. by consumer driven, i mean things that consumers want. one thing they wanted in health care delivery was they wanted it to be more convenient. they are called the patient -- be patient. not a good way to identify them. iswhat we have gotten telemedicine, which has been notnd for decades, but available for consumers. clinics.tail medical 8900 walmart's. up.on is opening these are convenient retail locations. not doing they are brain surgery in cvs, but if you have the sniffles, that is a great place to get care. a third thing that is wonderful is the hospital to home program. rather than being in the unfortunately with people that have covid, we have programs th

well regina this lawsuit by minor league baseball players was given the green light to go ahead and trial court even though the supreme court denied a request to take the case can you give us the cliff notes version about lawsuit it's pretty basic when you drill down to it mean it minor league baseball 2014 decided they weren't being paid enough and major league baseball said yes you are that's the nuts and bolts if you want to dig a little bit deeper into it they were getting paid less than $7500.00 a year to put that in perspective the poverty line in the u.s. is $12760.00 a year and some of these statistics you see on salaries on the menu league baseball structure are shocking if you're a rookie or you're playing a short season $290.00 a month i think they spend that money on gas so players decided they needed to have a better advocate and to actually make a livable wage 20 b. actually snuck in a little bill and some federal legislative action that is called the save america's pastime act and what that did is argue that they were seasonal workers they did not deserve to be paid a wage

king's i believe directorial debut, correct >> right, regina king obviously won an oscar as an actorut the night that then cassius clay, muhammad ali wins the title against sonny liston, and instead of going out carousing that night, he spent the night, and this was a real thing, and i read a book about ali, i remember this very distinctly. he spent the night in his hotel room with friends. with jim brown, the great running back from the cleveland browns, with malcolm x, everybody knows who that is, obviously, and with sam cooke, the great soul singer. and these are four prominent black men, public men, speaking in private about their concerns, their fears, their humiliations, their anger, in real blunt terms. and as regina told me in the interview that i had with her, this was a way of both celebrating black men, and also, opening these voices up and the concerns that they were sharing. unfortunately, in 1964, are pretty much the same concerns that you hear now about systemic racism, about slights, about humiliation. and these are four highly privileged public people at the top of t

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. >> mi nombre es regina luque, a mi se me ha hecho un poco difÍcil esta recibiendo clases mis hijosa mÍ tambiÉn, porque a veces tengo salida y ellos no les ponen atenciÓn a las clases, porque no es igual como estar en persona. nos preocupamos por el covid-19, pero prefiero que estÉn haciendo clases en persona. carla: nosotros contactamos a diferentes puntos, cabe mencionar que distrito escolar y la asociaciÓn de maestro aÚn no llega a un acuerdo, para restablecer las plazas de personas. soy carla farÍas, noticias univisiÓn 14. ramÓn: gracias, carla. en esta historia, una pareja originaria de guadalajara, mÉxico, ha enfrentado problemas econÓmicos debido a la pandemia, comenzÓ a ser las famosas tortas ahogadas para ayudarse con el ingreso. ellos se alegran porque el condado de alameda permite la venta de comidas hechas en casa. marÍa: ramÓn, las tortas ahogadas, es un platillo tÍpico del estado de jalisco, se ha convertido en un importante ingreso para este matrimonio, y ha perdido el trabajo de dos miembros de la familia debido al coronavirus. aquÍ estamos en el proceso de una prepa

this is regina, good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? guest: great. how are you?ler: i'm great. i'm interested in some house races going on in my area. i live in the tri-state area, ohio, cincinnati area. curious about thomas massie's race, also warren davison, district eight in ohio, as well as steve shaaban. guest: great questions. thomas massie was going to supposedly have a competitive primary. it didn't turn out so competitive after revelations of some online comments his opponent had made. kentucky's fourth district is an absolutely safe republican seat. as is ohio's eighth. the race that we are really paying attention to in cincinnati is the steve shabbat district, which is ohio's first district. this is the city of cincinnati and some of its more upscale suburbs like mason. in 2018, democrats nominated a candidate who was a hamilton county clerk of courts. he ended up getting caught in a scandal that sunk his campaign. it was one of the few races where republicans escaped in the midterms. this time, it is steve shabbat's campaign that is under scrutiny bec

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regina shelton, who lived with mrs. shelton at the time, and kamala was very caring and efrp thet and i c empathetic and helpful in mentoring sandy who oftentimes had challenges fitting in. kamala was right there to support her. so she has that quality about her that makes her really care about people and want to be engaged and want to solve problems and help people. >> so, of course, you've seen a lot of that caring kamala, the mama-la that we've seen a lot of recently. and i know that you do a lot of phone banking for her right now. when you talk to voters, especially the ones in swing states, do they see her that way? >> a lot of people that i have spoken to don't know who kamala is. so, i really try to give them a sense of who she is. as the opportunity arises, i really try to let them know, i knew her personally, i grew up with her, we desegregated berkeley public schools together, so that's often an opportunity for me to really bring the personal side of who she is and show that what people are seeing on tv, what

it sounds like a fascinating time to be a professor of fluid mechanics paul linden joins us from regina versity thank you very much thank you. and now it's time for your questions it's the part of the show where our science correspondent derek williams answers the questions you've posed that tore you tube channel over there. if a number of vaccines come out of the same time would it homy to take multiple different vaccines. in light of how quickly things are moving on the vaccine front this is an important question and for example there have been reports that china is apparently already giving tens of thousands of doses to people there of vaccine candidates that haven't yet completed widespread safety and efficacy testing observers are seriously alarmed by that because it sets the stage for a range of frightening possible scenarios what happens for instance if the vaccine doesn't prevent infection as well as hoped and and those people have to be vaccinated again at some point with other candidates could that be dangerous for them the short answer is once again we don't know but possibly

detained for covering the protest regarding these other issues what we have seen is that motherhood is regina's much more sensitive to his reports during this time however things have calmed down after the united nations accused nicolas maduro of committing crimes against humanity last month and began a deeper investigation into how the regime is acting and freedom of speech and of the press is one aspect into this human rights investigation and now oscar event as well as health care system was already in a very precarious situation before the pandemic has the public been able to get reliable information on the coronavirus. for most of the public the only news they receive is that from the government and the official information has been criticized by analysts and the opposition inside the opposition gathered a group of health experts and monster website to inform the public about prevention tips and up to the minute information however that web page has been blocked by the government in fact during this pandemic the region has blocked over 70 internet outlets including new sites important rega

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regina chant hasn't left her village even though her home is surrounded by water the nurse says she's doing what she can to help her sister who fled from the nearby village of gomer uk when fighting broke out they have nothing because they came with empty hands everything i'm done to eat now every day if their feet modeling anything on the market and on top of. the local field coordinator for doctors without borders says the villages there now have to contend with water borne illnesses and malaria. huge huge rates oh you know every culture to which we're treating at clinics and at the mobile clinic we're also seeing a measles or a rise or a spike in reasons cases here we're also very concerned about food insecurity 12 months of displacement has led to a life or food shortage in the area the flooding of violence the black people in desperate need of food shelter and water many can't see an end to the suffering nor about a man the al jazeera. and on a more positive note more than 100000000 fans of the world's biggest k. pop boy band of watch their online concert. p.t.'s fans wave their

hypocritical comically chuckle some maddeningly dishonorable not to mention about as predictable as regina thomas mentioning that she is a black husband the truth is there's nothing in the constitution that says when supreme court justices are supposed to be nominated in an election year turns out there's a lot of stuff it doesn't say about them that we just kind of assume it does according to the constitution supreme court justices don't even need to be judges or lawyers they also don't need to be catholic. and if we're getting really technical here there's nothing that says you can't nominate a dog if he can shoot hoops then he can interpret the constitution but it's perhaps most notable that nowhere in the constitution does it say that there needs to be 9 justices in fact the number fluctuated between 5 and 10 for almost a century until the late 860 s. when we settled on 9 under ulysses s. grant the 9 justice court has been an institutional norm ever since with a brief exception of 1970 when f.d.r. tried to pack the court with 6 new justices after they struck down parts of the new deal

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clay is the new heavyweight champion of the world. other pictures with an oscar bad include actress reginadebut one night in miami, which revolves around four blackicons coming together in 1964. and the trial of the chicago seven, based on the real—life story of countercultural figures in 1969, facing off against government prosecutors. 0ne nomination that seems inevitable is a best actor nod for sir anthony hopkins, starring opposite 0livia colman, as a man succumbing to dementia in the father. it is being touted as his best performance ever and that is certainly saying something. i am not leaving my flat! you would think with all the tumult in the world right now, the pandemic, economic meltdowns and here in the us, a very intense presidential election campaign, that audiences would be seeking out escapist movie entertainment. well, surprisingly, the real world, by way of documentaries is very much in demand as tristan daley reports, several strong documentaries have awards eight. some films that have focused on recent events seem to rank high in the list of possible contenders for the o

regina in pennsylvania. >> caller: the situation with the man who called from maryland about numbers. i looked at numbers 5 and couldn't see anything. the children of israel are a people. don't know what he was talking about, god supporting abortion. very distasteful and i don't believe that honors god. with biden and harris they are going to force us to buy more abortion which is not my job to pay for people's abortions and kill more babies and i find this very distressful this man would be trying to quote god. everybody, i see nothing in there about god promoting abortion and also on the biden, when he was on stage with trump and a man called in and said there is not enough about foreign policy, yes there is. mister trump has done at least quite a few or been involved with quite a few trade deals, that is foreign-policy, part of the wto goes against the united states. a big behemoth organization that is interfered with our ability to trade. as far as the tariffs biden didn't even know what tariffs were. he forest taxpayer dollars was how could you vote for somebody like that. it is

regina brings et from baylor college. >> kaitlan, in new hampshire, the president is once again holding a campaign rally in the midst of this raging pandemic. few people seen wearing masks or social distancing. did the president have anything to say about the outbreak among the vice president's inner circle? >> reporter: no, hi only comment came last night as he was returning to the white house, that was right away when the vice president's office had confirmed some had tested positive. we saw they responded to the brought week in the west wing and now we have seen several weeks later in the vice president's office. these are people who work incredibly close with the vice president. marc short, his chief of staff, obviously spends tyke with him. so is marty orbst, and now we're learning that other staffers maybe positive, includes think body guard, yet, despite that he's not following cdc guidelines. the white house has deemed him an essential worker, but he's going to a campaign event. that's what you have to keep in mind. >>> kaitlan competing against the speakers there our later, you

regina and pennsylvania -- in pennsylvania supporting president trump. caller: good morning. situation with the man who called from maryland. i could not see anything when i looked. the children of israel are a people. i do not know what he was talking about when he said god supported abortion. it's very distasteful and i do not believe it honors god. biden and harris will force us to buy more abortion, which it is not my job to kill more babies. and i find it is very distressful, as the man would be trying to quote god. i see nothing in there about god promoting abortion. when he on the biden, was on the stage with donald said, and a man called and there was not enough about foreign policy, there is. donald trump has done quite a few trade deals. that is foreign policy. he is underwriting part of the wto, which really works against the u.s. and blocks us out. they just became a big behemoth organization that is interfering with our ability to trade. and as far as the tariffs, joe biden did not know what tariffs were. he thought it was taxpayer dollars. dollars, itxpayer is m

tours the right decision to nominate 3 great for women who started to fight against what they saw regina made against the locusts and courage you and you know i think it's a safe area decision because that now of course of fighting and still is fighting for himself but you swallow war for his wealth and these 3 women and they were out fighting for so eerie or principles the principle of democracy and defiled use that well was their time very orton to the whole european countries to the whole european continent and. the sense you know they were fighting not for themselves and the soup line was 5 not for herself as all the sion as a leader as a president them but they were fighting for the rights of bill equal to freely elect their leadership didn't there were only wars and i think that these what made them different from. the gold woman surf. around europe or what exactly does this precipitous prize mean for the belarus in opposition. well i think that it means they will lose people i know to look face to face with the stick that all real. built people feel is support from the side of the

joining us now, tucson mayor, regina romero, she has endorsed joe biden for president. thank you for being with us. you wrote a letter to the trump campaign, really to the president directly, asking him to be careful at this rally. why? >> good morning, thank you so much for having me. i appreciate the invitation. a couple of things. one and most importantly, because arizona as you well know was a hot spot in the world of covid-19 cases, and we've made tremendous progress, and people of tucson have made much sacrifice to bring, to control the spread of covid-19, and so we're asking the president that he please comply with cdc guidelines, that the city of tucson has a mandatory mask ordinance, and that we ask him and his attendants to please comply with a mask and follow cdc guidelines. we do not want to see a super spreader event. and the other point of the letter was to really ask the trump campaign to pay their previous bills. back in 2016, he used the tucson convention center and of course it is of utmost importance to us to protect the president of the united states

the mayor of tucson regina moro is joining us now. a huge surge of the virus over the summer but new cases come down from their peak significantly. do you worry this presidential rally in your city potentially, god forbid, but potentially could erase all of that progress? >> absolutely. wolf, thank you so much for inviting me. people in tucson have suffered tremendously and we have worked very hard to bring down the cases of covid-19 in our city. as you just mentioned, we were a hot spot. arizona was a hot spot in the world of cases of covid-19 cases. so we have worked too hard. a lot of sacrifices done by families here in tucson, arizona and restaurants and entertainment venues and small businesses. so we get a superspreader event in our community and covid-19 come out of that rally and into the community and we see cases spiking again. >> what has been your interaction with the trump campaign over this rally, may mayor and social distancing and masks? what did you hear from them and what did you sna repreply? >> first to welcome him

those funds are coming from the john and regina scully foundation and when it opened in 1920 the 350 seat theater hosted vaudeville acts, film and other live entertainment until they closed in 1954 but the grant will allow it to expand to 500 seats and improve lighting, safety and electrical systems. >>> starting a new business takes a lot of courage but this week's student rising above scholar has that and more.>> we introduce you to an oakland- based entrepreneur that has a deep faith in herself and others. >>reporter: i'm one of those people and seven asked me to do something i'm up for that challenge.>> latasha brown is a warrior, the kind that we all want to be, diagnosed with an autoimmune disease her last semester of college, walking became a daily struggle for latasha. but graduation remained her dream.>> even my mom tried to get me to take a semester off but i was determined i would walk that stage to get the golden ticket, meaning my degree. >> she made it across that stage with degree in hand, the completion of a tough road.>> how it is to be teased and pushed around been

by the way, we'll have a conversation with the mayor of this fine town that i'm in, tucson, regina romero before a trump rally right here in this city. her message to the president, wear a mask. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ engines revving ] ♪ ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. instwith vicks sinex saline congnasal mist. for drug free relief that works fast. vicks sinex. instantly clear everyday congestion. >>> good morning. it is sunday, october 18th. we are two weeks and two days until election day, 16 days in total. i'm live in tucson, arizona, at the white stallion ranch on the sixth stop on our special sunday series "velshi across america,"

the fund is coming from the john h and regina case goalie foundation.back when it opened in 1920, the 350 seat theater hosted acts, films, and other live entertainment until closing, in 1954. the grant will allow it to expand 500 seats to improve lighting, safety, and electrical systems. >> i guess it is showing the film wash your hands. >>> if you became a fan of dining alfresco in san francisco, you will like this. the city just extended its shared spaces permit through next summer. it is a big relief for restaurants and businesses that i've been using the permit to serve customers outdoors on sidewalks, and park with. the program is set to expire at the end of the year but now it will go through june 30 first. >>> tonight restaurants in the sierra are facing a new challenge with the pandemic. chilly weather. in south lake tahoe, temperatures reach freezing levels, restaurants are forced to scramble to find a way to keep the customers warm and that the city is often to refund restaurants up to $5000. >> so the cost of outdoor equipment is not going to

abouter said anything going into my regina, doing anything to my for china. said he cyst, process, three holes on my stomach. that is all he said. he never said anything about going through my vaginal area. but when i told ms. hughes this, she changed her story about four times. she said dr. amin had to request --eavy bleeding procedure surgery on me because if not, that i would have not approved this process. amy: when did you get deported in this process? >> in this process, i got deported september 16, which is the day after the whistleblower report came out. outs in shock when i found that the day after this came out i got deported, to be honest with you. amy could you feel like they were deporting you so you would not speak out? >> of course. of course that is why they were deporting me. i knew it. i came back from signing my deportation september 15, which is the same day i went back to see dr. amin. he was pissed. he was like, why didn't you get the surgery? who told you to say no? like, it was a misunderstanding. stories were being changed. how was i

regina got china hasn't left her village even though her home is surrounded by water the nuss says she's doing what she can to help a sista who fled from the nearby village of when fighting broke out they have nothing because they came with him to hand everything i'm done to you know everybody has their faith but they need anything but on the market and on stuff i think that. coordination with the doctors without borders is says the villages that now have to contend with water borne illnesses and malaria. huge huge rates of malaria causatively which we're treating at clinics of the mobile clinic we're also seeing a measles or that's the rise or a spike in uses cases here we're also very concerned about food insecurity 12 months of displacement has led to a lack or food shortage in the area the flooding of violence have left people in desperate need of food shelter and water many counts in end the suffering nor about a man the al jazeera. brazil's amazon rain forest is experiencing its worst fires in a decades environmental activists say president environmental policies are to blame monic

i spent some time in niger and regina faso -- burkina faso. we have an american hostage held odky bejeffrey wo held in mali by an offshoot of al qaeda. the french of about 5000 troops. we have about 900 troops supporting them with some unique intelligence capabilities we have. we are working hand in glove with the french. they rescued a south korean, and american and two french hostages about a year and half ago. two french marines were killed. they saved the hostages but they were sadly killed and that raid. i was able to be with her unit and thank them on behalf of the president and the american people for saving our hostages in addition to the other nationalities they recovered. we are working hard to thwart the al qaeda affiliate. isis affiliate is in the region. the africans will have to fight this fight themselves. -- we will beto b there to support them and help them. you have extremism down the coast of east africa and tanzania. we are seeing an outbreak of isis activity in northern mozambique. we have to come together for their africa

regina chan hasn't left her village even though her home is surrounded by water the us says she's doing what she can to help her sister who fled from the nearby village when fighting broke out they have nothing because they came with him to hand everything on the now even if they're. on the market and on top of that. coordinator for doctors without borders says the villages there now have to contend with water borne illnesses and malaria. huge huge rates of malaria causatively which we're treating at clinics of the mobile clinic we're also seeing . a growing spike in reasons cases here we're also very concerned about food insecurity 12 months of school has led to a life or food shortage in the area the flooding of violence have left people in desperate need of food shelter and water many can't see an end to the suffering nor about a band the al jazeera the world health organization has warned european nations to take the size of action to curb the continent's soaring coburg 1000 infection rates it's urging countries to limit large gatherings or expect tough lockdowns the number of near

right that's right rhonda severe has been emergency proof for short duration that's on regina rollins and her body cocktail has not even emergency approved the fact that he got it shows some degree of desperation but most worrisome was actually the semester's m w 2 actually says that's about the zone should not be given to anyone who does not have a serious or critical illness and the reason is if you give it too early it actually increases by replication by suppressing your own immune system so it is not an anti-viral drug it is an extreme drug whenever your body's. lungs are so explain that you can't get oxygen anymore and that shows a degree of just ration and the doctor's either trump is very very sick and got sick very quickly or he was dying knows maybe much longer ago that we don't know well or doctors are just giving the kitchen sink based on what he wants and that makes no sense so we believe he's actually much sicker than they are disclosing and there's also at a 4th scenario if you will because the president has been known to take treatments that have not been sanctioned by

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alone -- >> but when anybody comes in your office -- >> of course i put it on when todd comes in, reginave producers, immediately put it on. >> todd comes to visit you >> periodically. 7:47 typically i put the mask on is fast, it would make your head spin. i keep it here and bring item. i have respect for the other people the newness -- honeywell sports mask, i think it helps you got to get honeywell sports mask every time it is in stock, it is sold out instantly. >> i'll keep that in mind. you probably wear a flimsy one. >> i war my "squawk on the street" mask two layers has this nice little -- >> that's very good. very good. >> i wear the n 95 on the plane, and another mask on top of it in order to protect other people. i wear goggles and gloves. >> you wear goggles? >> david, some msnbc guy got it through his eyes >> you're going on a plane >> yes i know a lot of people who have worn goggles on a plane, jim it reminds me, we have this upgrade of seaworld today, credit suisse to outperform, at 13, now at 30. what do you think is behind that they're talking undervaluation, is there a se

about an alleged plot by an extremist group to kidnap michigan's governor has shocked voters like reginasident's rhetoric for embolden such groups. >> the way he's carrying on, i think he's making it easier for people to show their true colors. >> reporter: the african-american community in grand rapids has been holding events to register voters. william braylock and eiryonna hogan. >> he doesn't stand up for the african-american community. we want to feel supported in the things that we do and some of the injustice that happens. >> reporter: amid a tight race, it may be michiganers like sally and ron pleune who helped decide it. they already voted. >> is this the first time you voted democrat? >> yes. >> why? >> i need someone who has a little compassion and thinks about the other person. >> we see all that's developed in the trump era here these past four years, and i'm asking myself what is he doing to help us out? he's denying that covid even really exists. he says it's no more than a flu. he doesn't show vision, and he lies like a rug. >> reporter: with the population of almost 10 m

my name is regina and i live in the neighborhood. i'm a strong supporter of these projects because these projects you enhance the neighborhood and green much local economy for small business and social equity applicants. thank you. >> we'll close public comment and the matter is before you. >> commissioner moore. >> one question and i do not exactly know who said it, indicated there was of a joining parcel or a parcel nearby where the housing operator was intended to buy the project site to build affordable housing. is that anything you are aware of? >> michael, before you answer that question, i apologize to interject commissioner moore. we should afford the sponsor and d.r. rebuttals and mr. bean has a two-minute rebuttal. >> ok. >> it may seem to be an under-served area, according to the project applicant, your own staff report notes that the neighborhood is hitting an effective cap for cannabis retailers due to the 600-foot rule. secondly, as mr. hallahan indicated, we were close, that is the dogpatch neighborhood association and

regina and pennsylvania -- in pennsylvania supporting president trump. caller: good morning.ith the man who called from maryland. i could not see anything when i looked. the children of israel are a people. i do not know what he was talking about when he said god supported abortion. it's very distasteful and i do not believe it honors god. biden and harris will force us to buy more abortion, which it is not my job to kill more babies. and i find it is very distressful, as the man would be trying to quote god. i see nothing in there about god promoting abortion. when he on the biden, was on the stage with donald said, and a man called and there was not enough about foreign policy, there is. donald trump has done quite a few trade deals. that is foreign policy. he is underwriting part of the wto, which really works against the u.s. and blocks us out. they just became a big behemoth organization that is interfering with our ability to trade. and as far as the tariffs, joe biden did not know what tariffs were. he thought it was taxpayer dollars. dollars, itxpayer is money that ha

this is regina. republican. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? >> great. how are you?ler: i'm great. i'm interested in some house races going on in my area. i live in the ohio cincinnati area. curious about thomas massie's ,ace, also warren davison district eight in ohio as well as steve shaaban. >> great questions. thomas massie was going to supposedly have a competitive primary. it didn't turn out so competitive after revelations of some online comments his opponent had made. kentucky's fourth district is an .bsolutely safe republican seat the race that we are really paying attention to in cincinnati is the steve shabbat district which is ohio's first district. this is the city of cincinnati and some of its more upscale suburbs like mason. in 2018, democrats nominated a candidate who was a hamilton county clerk of course. in aded up getting caught scandal that sunk his campaign. it was one of the few races where republicans escaped in the midterms. his former campaign treasurer apparently embezzled over $100,000 and that has come up in democratic ads. kate schroeder

regina and -- i forget her name, sorry. any way, we're going to send out the e-mail soft copy so that they can then share that out with their network, as well. >> and, i mean, definitely in san francisco, one of the biggest -- our biggest help has always been the word of mouth, right? but we also collaborate with the community-based organizations, we also help us put the word on the services that h.s.a. is providing, especially around jobsnow! >> right. you know, certainly, it seems with the threshold changing and more people being qualified to receive it, we should be very careful to be aware of that because they can say oh, i tried to get that program, and i couldn't get it. i have more questions, but commissioner dooley has made a request, followed by commissioner zouzounis. commissioner dooley, please. >> hi. i'm sure you showed us some really helpful slides today, and i wonder if those can be made available to the commission? for example, i will be meeting with the north beach business association tomorrow. i have been

regina allen is the general manager. can we poke to our head in this room?eople come in and do their work, and you're encouraging people to do that. you didn't do that before because you were full. >> exactly. exactly. we're making space available for companies and businesses that maybe don't have their offices open yet to meet with their coworkers and possibly, you know, do some work, have lunch, have dinner and enjoy it in a safe space. >> reporter: it's a ghost town. walk with me, because you've got all these rooms, i'd like to give stuart a look at them. it's a ghost town in downtown chicago as it is in new york. and, you know, you've got big restaurants all around the country. >> we do. all of our locations have a lot of private dining space which, you know, up until march were full automatic time. and now -- all the time. and now we've kind of just changed up our thinking a bit. >> reporter: can you survive through this? i mean, how do you survive through this? you're at 40% capacity, right? in that's chicago mandate. >> that's correct. that's correct.

the city of tucson for a rally held back in 2016 at the tucson convention center which the mayor regina romero reminded the campaign of in a letter imploring it to follow the city's laws and mask requirements. mayor romero is joining me later, i'm sure she'll have a lot to say on that subject. there are very good reasons backed by science for the city's mask rules. they work. a new report published by the cdc and authored by officials within the arizona department of health sheds an amazing and illuminating spotlight on just how effective stop the spread restrictions really.y.ew -- qua numbers. after the stay-at-home order expired the average number of cases jumped by 151%. then after peaking at the end of june, cases dropped by 75% in mid july because local jurisdictions, including tucson, imposed mask requirements which they were prevented from doing earlier because of an order from the governor, doug doocy, preventing them from doing so. the state still does not have a statewide mask mandate. now after seeing a at the cline in new cases through august and september, arizona, like man