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the one from senator ernst, it is a fairly solid ad because it begins with hisshe career in military servi which is one of the major calling cards when she burst on the political scene in 2014. and it begins there and it eas reminds voters thatt joni ernst put on the uniform and served overseas in dangerous situations and then it pivots to china. n and what i hearow from a lo of u republicans is that as the coronavirus pandemic has continues to affect americans as the economic fallout continues to put millions of people in unemployment, focusing on china andategie using it as an antago has become you hav one of the d republican strategy we're seeing across the board.. on the other hand, you have teresa greenfield who in many ae ways is mirroring the same path that joni ernst took in her race in 2014. teresa greenfield grew up on a l farm. and she often talks extensivelys about her experience o growing e in rural iowa. no girl jobs, no boy jobs. it harkens back almost to senator ernst's famous ad make n them squeal why wr they talked about growing up on a farm and learning how to castrate h

judy:hi wng servi in the house of representatives, lewis championed what he called good trouble, continuingngress and outside. as a lawmaker, he washe voice for voting rights. rep lewis: the vote is the most powerful tool we have in a democratic society, and people should be able to use it. judy: and later, gun reforms. in 2016, and the spit of his younger years during the civil rights movement, he let house democrats in a sit in on the house floor to protect the inaction by the republican majority. rep. lewis: do we have the courage -- do we have raw courage to make at least a down payment on ending gun violenc in america?we can no longer wai. we can no loer be patient. so today, we come to the well of the house, to dramatize the need for action -- not next month, not next year, but now. judy: president barack obama awarded lewis the middle of freedomke, and rem on how he changed the trajectory of the nation. pres. obama: we award this metal tooh congressmanlewis. it says that we aspire to be a more just, more each, more perfect union. judy: lewis stayed home in atlanta for president trump

it's increased a cycle of times with the productivity that helped us provide faster servi service. it tends to be less efficient because we don't compete with others and that's sped up the process. we started to see some businesses return under the modified operations. congress is debating the federal government's nexfederalgovernmet pertains to this emergency. to ensure that it assists the applicants and how can we structure the program to be flexible and nimble when the next disaster strikes? >> from the perspective of what you enable us to do there were statutory requirements. we didn't have to get federal tax returns from that perspective, so you have been very helpful in this process. as we look at the volume in relation to what we processed we continue to have that discussion as far as other opportunities that we may have. >> how should we measure the effectiveness? >> i wish i could approve every load. the current approval rating is 50%. one of the things that's different is we have a sign we are able to disperse the next day. under the traditional process that takes two to

including recent rules that leave homeowners severance and consider future reforms in t the mortgage servie industry to align incentives with those of homeowners and investors but we commend the right literary extension of the foreclosure moratoria in the recent announcement to extend loss mitigation options and the expansion of forbearance options. more is needed. latin xe homeowners are more likely now than white homeowners to struggle paying their mortgage or seek assistance from their servicer and missed payments instead of received forbearance. while all homeowners are more likely to report missing payments rather than differing payments through their servicer and the census bureau home survey at the end of june four times as many black homeowners reported missing payments as compared to differing payments among hispanic or latino homeowners and homeowners who identified as other t were reported two or more races were two times as many homeowners reporting as they had missed payments as compared to deferring. only 1.4 times as many white homeowners reported missing rather than differin

a draftmpjw to a military servie is actually the same thing as involuntary servitude.s free speech matter when a government can force you to serve and possibly die? schenk was right about that, and he should have been able to say so. >> that was schenk's argument, he was a leader in the socialist party, he sent out with a party leafletszs to man serving, he said this is involuntary, you can't say no. >> people were encouraged to spy on their neighbors and report tock they were in fact trying to subjugate the draft. our history books say that 200 people were prosecuted under this law. when i read, that i was thinking about where are the parallels of the draft to the post 9/11 era? >> as we discuss the cases, we will see that when the case for us gets to the supreme court, the justices are very sympathetic and supportive of the administration, and prosecutions under the act. as the war goes, on and they see the scope of these prosecutions, they become more reticent about it. the same thing happened in the courts in the post 9/11 world, where the bush administration took

chrisman gerrit hoffman, has now put a servi survey asking how congress can help. to that survey on our website at ktvu.com, right there under the web links tab. the survey closes one week from tomorrow. >>> mitch mcconnell, senate majority leader, suggesting the next economic stimulus package will include money for school reopenings, additional unemployment benefits, and health related benefits. two months ago, house democrats approved a $3 trillion package. nancy pelosi, saying any plan should include money for schools. >> contingent on reopening? no, i think their reopening is contingent on their receiving money, but not money as a threat, money is a caution to protect the children, to have the spacing, smaller classes, more teachers needed -- >> the house speaker also says she wants the trump administration to use the fence production act to produce more testing kits and personal protective equipment as the number of infections continues to rise. >>> most college students say they are willing to return to campus this fall if they have the option to do so. accor

las serví en un plato grande para que ella sea la protagonista mira qué cocina maravillosa.ad. >> buenos días hasta este momento 53 hospitales de la salida han alcanzado su capacidad máxima de camas en cuidados intensivos de acuerdo a la agencia para la administración de cuidados médicos. es algo que los expertos tenían luego de que pasaran semanas en que vimos contagios de 10,000 casos diarios de covid-19 en la florida ante este panorama los expertos nos dicen que era algo que irremediablemente estaría pasando en los próximos días que es ahora. >> estoy muy triste por la dificultad que tenemos en los hospitales. estamos muy cansados, los médicos enfermeras, es una barbaridad de casos que me da mucho temor no tener camas para las personas que lo necesitan y no tener medicamentos, equipo para hacer lo que tenemos que hacer. >> no solo aquí porque texas rompió su récord de hospitalizaciones por más de 10,800 a nivel nacional es el segundo día consecutivo que se registran 1000 muertes diarias por covid-19 y más de 71,600 casos. >> la cadena de salas de cine más grande del país

services through the end of december of 2020, in the renewal we'll still be o obligated to provide servisto the end of december 2035. in year we'll have $5,882,483 devoted to cleaning and $2,500 for landscaping and $9,000 for marketing services and $272,349 for contingency administration for a total of 866, 275. next, please. and again, the supplemental services will be focused on cleaning services, landscaping, marketing, contingency and admin. just to explain the contingency is there around cash flow because of people paying their taxes late and if they pay their taxes late we get our assessments late so a lot of contingency is necessary for that cash flow purpose. next slide, please. cleaning services. here is some examples of some of the work that we currently do. we have steam cleaning and we steam clean regularly. not only the sidewalks as this picture shows we have to clean the crosswalks because there's some very, very necessary work that has to get done quickly to make the crosswalks useable. we remove graffiti is another example of cleaning services. our landscaping services. he

he also has really changed or ampamplified the customer servie orientation. some of the best thank you calls from the waterfront, from people calling to thank me for the service they get from our maintenance division who really all strive to represent the port's values and culture. that's because of tom's leadership. finally in addition to getting to work, i was his colleague for many years, i can say one of my favorite things about tom carter is his skill set to teach people the skill and the knowledge to depart knowledge. tom isn't the kind of collaborator who move quickly to get his way. he's the kind of collaborator who waits for the team to go along with him. that is one of his key successes in leadership as that he nurtures others to do and to lead. now he's retired, i really do look forward to working with the acting superintendent tim felton, who works with tom and all the other leaders throughout that organization, leader who worked with tom. i know they have been trained and tom has helped them to improve their special talent and ability. thank you

by 1914 the wilson administration servi a photograph be submitted with eachplication.hereas the convention cow york city at madison square garden the convention commonly was known as the klan bake due to theing influence ku klux klan in the wdemocratic party. 1964 the democratic party led a 7 calendar day filibuster the 1964 civil rights act, whereas leading the democrats in their opposition to civil rights for african-americans was a member of the democratic party, senator robert byrd from west virginia, who is a known recruiter for the ku klux klan. whereas democrats enacted and enforced jim crow laws and civil codes that forced segregation restricted freedoms of black americans in the united states. whereas on june 18 2020, house speakerval from the capitol portraits of four previous speakers of the house who served in the confederacy saying that these portraits quote setback our nation's work to confront the men depicted in the portraits were democrat robert m. hunter, democratic cobb, orr, and democrat chris. resolved that the speaker of the house of representativ