like that scholars say let tino's want candidates to show they care about their communities and he is definitely early and sustained engagement a new poll shows about 2 thirds of latino voters think biden will do a better job than trump on key issues including the coronavirus as always the big question is about turnout how many latino voters will vote early by mail or in person on election day the answer to that question could determine who wins the battle for the white house robert oulds al-jazeera los angeles twitter has lifted a suspension on the new york post's account the pro trump tabloids front page celebrates with a picture of twitter's bird flying out of the cage it's account was frozen after the paper published articles about democratic presidential candidate joe biden son it was a said it violated its materials policy which is now being changed republicans have accused twitter of censoring conservative outlets and i'm going to take a mist in the c.e.o. of connect safely dot org he says twitch is rules can be consistent. well i think twitter did make a mistake i mean look tw

so we have tino and nicole.r backgrounds look like walls are almost the same color, but not quite. how long have you been together, tino? >> a little over a year. >> jimmy: how did you meet? >> we actually met on a dating app. >> jimmy: which dating app, tino? >> tinder. >> jimmy: i'm going to say based on your tongue poking out like a lizard smelling the air, that you are not a couple! there goes tino. is tino in the house? >> we are not a couple. >> jimmy: are you not a couple. cleverly done. maybe something will work out. we have a prize for you guys, too, what have we got? >> dinner for one at cheesecake factory. >> jimmy: dinner for one at the cheesecake factory. we're back on track. let's try another couple or not. okay. maisie and finna. am i pronouncing your names correctly? >> yes. >> you got it! >> jimmy: fina, what's your favorite thing to do with maisie during quarantine? >> we started doing paint nights a lot. she's better than i am. but yeah. paint. >> jimmy: maisie, what's fina's middle name? >> c

activist anthony cupp asa i think he's done a phenomenal job former vice president joe biden needs let tino votes in swing states like nevada arizona and florida we can't make this we can't do it without you on his argument centers on. trumps mishandling of the covert 19 pandemic and the high latino death toll that's 40000 latinos nationwide 40000. 30000000 people lost their jobs 3000000 latinos lost their jobs lucy a salinas lost her job when the economy tanked now she's volunteering for biden i'm scared of trying well yes i'm scared that i am not going to get my. life back scholars say latinos want candidates to show they care about their communities and he is definitely early and sustained engagement a new poll shows about 2 thirds of latino voters think biden will do a better job than trump on key issues including the coronavirus. as always the big question is about true in out how many latino voters will vote early by mail or in person on election day the answer to that question could determine who wins the battle for the white house robert oulds al jazeera los angeles just want to dra

countries and it's that diversity that makes their politics and priorities different about one 3rd of let tino'stend to vote republican the differences between national groups is really just the 1st thing you could say about the diversity among latinos i mean there's a wide class the 1st of the. highlight their religious backgrounds as the main driver of their politics trumps appeal to let's you know voters tends to focus on the thriving pre-planned demick economy every cheap war for hispanic americans at 47 months then joe biden 47 years that message resonates with latinos like republican activist anthony cupp asa i think he's done a phenomenal job former vice president joe biden needs lead teano votes in swing states like nevada arizona and florida we can't make this we can't do. without you all his argument centers on trump's mishandling of the covert 19 pandemic and the high latein oh death toll that's 40000 latinos nationwide 40000. 30000000 people lost their jobs 3000000 latinos lost their jobs to see a salinas lost her job when the economy tanked now she's volunteering for biden i'm tryin

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for decades democratic party strategists have seen left tino as a kind of sleeping giant ready to rise up flex their political muscle and turn republican states like texas and arizona democratic there are millions of latino voters this year we know will be the 2nd largest voting bloc behind. white voters so there are millions of latino voters who do vote and to the extent that millions of latinos vote it's worth trying to understand their political behavior but not as members of a single my teano voting bloc latinos are diverse the u.s. has seen waves of migrants from different latin american and caribbean countries and it's that diversity that makes their politics and priorities different about one 3rd of let tino's tend to vote republican the differences between national groups is really just the 1st thing you could say about the diversity among latinos i mean there's a wide class the 1st of the there is some highlight their religious backgrounds as the main driver of their politics trumps appeal to let's you know voters tends to focus on the thriving pre-planned demick economy every

courses who say they feel confident about the the president being able to get enough black and whether tino to run up his numbers there, ant they are very worried about the coronavirusd about whether or not people especially who lost loved ones whether not ey wil not p happy about the president's handling and erhetoric and will not v for him and break for joe biden. >> woodruff: lisa, same question toou, what are the states the biden camp is focusing on in these last hours, and what do they feel good aband what are they worried about in. yamiche's map and her.e 's the biden campaign map for the last few days. as she reported in the package, you see the president going to three states today but also in the next couple of days he will be spending time in michigan and in pennsylvania. this is really impoant. pennsylvania, all four key members to have the bid campaign, joe biden, kamala harris and their spouses will be in pennsylvania on monday. that ia focus for this campaign. president obama won and that back.president biden can take more thing the biden campaign feels good about their outrea

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highly doubtful that they would change it even on this so you still see the sanjeev because school tino hughes with the latest. alexina volley is vowing to sue of the he's accused of working for the cia the crimson spokesperson made the striking claim after the russian unto corruption blogger had alleged president vladimir putin had plotted to kill him. i claim that putin is behind the crime and i have no alternative versions of what happened i don't say that to flatter myself but on the basis of fact the most important fact is novacek the order to use a manufacture it can only have come from 2 men the head of the f.s.b. or of the foreign intelligence service the s.v.r. and western intelligence services are working with him and particularly of the cia we believe his accusations against the russian president are groundless and unacceptable his interview reveals that he thinks he's as important as the leader of a state but the real royals that level are quite different people you know it's. only made his allegation in germany's beagle magazine in his 1st interview since coming out of a co

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ministry and that it will still do less people to shop for less crowded bar thought mature and tino's a feeling of sadness in the atmosphere. i mean yes as it would use all necessary means to protect ethnic armenians from attack by azerbaijan this is the 2 sides continue to pound each other in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region which is officially part of john but is ethnically armenian and has been controlled by armenian forces since 1904. but actually it is in the enclave say another $51.00 of their soldiers have been killed the fighting broke out there 7 days ago with both nations blaming each other for the aggression international peace efforts of so far come to nothing with those signs accusing each other of shelling civilian areas and smith has more true regions capitol steps back at full military here but now $198.00 soldiers have been killed since fighting started on sunday and 14 civilians now they won't give specific details on advances or losses on the military front they say for security reasons but the military says the fighting has been and remains very intense all the

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his vice president biden breaking through with tino voters in the way he needs to to win the election? --for monthss latino activists, lawmakers, organizers as a -- have been yelling at the biden campaign saint you need to do more to reach out to latino voters. they were on track to be the second largest voting group after white voters. the biden campaign had done some reaching out but a happened in the final months, final weeks in the campaign. meanwhile, you have had the trump campaign that is heavily focused on latino voters for months now, four years --for years. it is not that trump thinks he won't win the latino vote. a majority are still s starting with biden and democrats, but in states that are decided by really small margins like in a , ifida, pennsylvania president trump can pick up a few more latino voters there, ththat could be the deciding thing. thingsone of the big with biden and the latino community is immigration. immigration is not the only issue that latinos care about. it is not necessarily the top issue latinos care about. problem a really big for the obama admin

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daytime highs looking at 85 in santa clara and san jose. 86 in cooper tino.east bay, 90 degrees for concord and pleasant hill. the tri valley in the upper 80's. around the bay. 74 in san francisco. 78 in oakland. for the north bay, topping out in the mid to upper 8o's this afternoon. here is the extended forecast as we are looking at temperatures cooling down, especially through the workweek and into the weekend. saturday and sunday the coolest days out of the extended forecast but, again, really watching those gusty off shore winds over the next several days for the extreme fire danger. back to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> next on kpit5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> this just in. a high speed chase from sacramento ends on the bay bridge. . >> a dangerous cliff rescue. it took force from the air, water and ground to get this person safe and sound. very that story just ahead. >> good morning to you. ahead on cbs this morning our series we are calling at america's crossroads with tony. he is in pennsylvania in ee rie finding out what is motivating blu

be offering a break from the heat on a nice wrist welcome to this week's equal africa i am sundered tino vo here in kampala uganda today you know environmental magazine will be looking at how green little prizes can be right. hello sandra and a warm hello to all of us yes green searches figure to be speaking that is pleasant to live in as well and i'm mentally and climate friendly more on that in a moment but 1st here's what we have lined up on the show today the. war on which south africa tries to counter the dangers of toxic landfills. back to nature a french project shows people what nature really feels like and who's afraid of the big bad crops some deadly reptiles get a new home in lake victoria. africa cities face many problems but rising migration is one of the most pressing people from the surrounding countryside moved to the cities in the hope of finding a new and better life they aren't put up by the prospects of difficult living conditions there despite the high incomes nairobi expects its population to double over the next 20 years the kenyan capital has now decided to become

tomorrow afternoon sunshine, 78 san jose, 80 morgan hill and south bay 76 co 6 cooper tino a mountainw to pacificia, downtown san francisco a beautiful day 71. daly city 66. north bay it's going to be blue skies and mild weather. 77 vallejo, san rafael, 80 s 0 sonoma and 76 fremont, inland areas you'll definitely be on the mild side. 80 concord, 79 livermore. i want to fast forward to thursday in case you don't get a chance to get out tomorrow, you have an opportunity. look how nice on thursday in the 60s to 80s range friday. very similar except some patches of fog will be returning to the coastline that will help to raise the humidity, as well. then saturday you're looking at low 80s for the warmer spots. upper 60s to low 70s along the coast. here is the seven-day forecast. chilly tomorrow morning. light winds, that's the good thing. morning chill with us again thursday but mild weather and then for halloween, it is looking fantastic for daytime events, evening events. don't forget to fall back. daylight saving time ends sunday morning. i know many of us are looking forward to that e

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the emploloyee and babad on the preredominant race of employees seserved, and did d te same w with tinos. -- with latinos. and here the client who was at the center of this case was a black worker assigned to the south side of chicago. ultimatetely, the court found employees were still paid the same and received the same benefits and had the same job responsibilitieses, so judge babarrett refefused to rehear te casese. but i think that is very dangerouous. this is auautozone, essentially putting i in a separate but equl racial doctrine e in the workplplace. i think thehe sum total of these two cases makes clear she will likely look at cases involving allegations of discrimination with great skepticism and will likely always -- if not the majority of thee time -- side with corporations and employers. that is unfortunate.. as a civivil rights lawyer, we bring caseses on behalf off vulnerable communities to the court and do so hoping that ,gregious facts like this racial policies, racial segregation in the workplace, use of the n-word -- these are the kind of smoking gun cases that we seek

i am a gala tino immigrant establishing a residency. this is the highlight of my life. thank you for your time and appeal consideration to work together and bring my new home up to code. >> time is up. >> thank you. >> would you like me to submit my picture? >> thank you. you will have time on rebuttal. thank you. we will hear from the planning department. >> thank you. briefly before i begin thank commissioner tanner for the work at boards of appeals. as you know what is involved with the planning commission and you choose to do it. thank you for doing that. you will be missed and a welcome addition to the planning commission. on to the matter here. what is before you is appeal of violation of 704 broderick street. rh3 zoning and based upon the records two dwelling units. other items there shouldn't be dispute. there have been or at least were three kitchens on the property. it is a four story building, and it originally had been used for the lower two stories one unit and upper two-stories for the second unit. it does appear based on information there is an dwelling u

arrivals in england from lesbos, sa ntorini, serifos, tinos and zakynthos will no longer have to self—isolateth a air travel at very low levels because of the coronavirus pandemic, most european airlines are losing money. easyjet is now predicting its first—ever annual loss in its 25 year history. 0ver first—ever annual loss in its 25 year history. over the peak summer months, the airline was still able to operate at 38% capacity. but it expects to fly at just 25% of normal capacity for the rest of this year and into 2021. quarantine measures for arrivals from abroad introduced by the government to control the spread of the virus have kept travel subdued. five great islands have been added to the safe travel list —— greek islands. even after those changes, there is still only a handful of places that travellers can visit without encountering restrictions. easyjet has taken steps to shore up its finances and cut costs. it's boss is urging the government to do more to support them through the winter, another key period for the industry with the school half term and christmas holidays. airline b

those hardest hit include tino's, blacks, and women. senate -- latinos, blacks, and women. the biden campaign has proposed programs to boost the economy and you would pay for that by raising $4 trillion in taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations. some economists warned that could curb entrepreneurial ventures that fueled growth and create jobs. would raising taxes put the recovery at risk? you have two minutes to answer, uninterrupted. sen. harris: thank you. on the issue of the economy, i think there couldn't be a more fundamental difference between donald trump and joe biden. go biden believes you measure the health and strength of america's economy taste on the health and strength of the american worker and the american family. on the other hand, you have donald trump, who measures the strength of the economy based on how rich people are doing. which is why he passed a tax bill benefiting the top 1% and the biggest corporations of america, leading to a $2 trillion deficit for the american people that they have to pay for. on day one, joe biden will repeal that tax

from what the market is saying, and poll numbers and betting markets: maybe this brings this more tino. i think at some point the market is going to be wrong about this. we'll see if that happens this time. >> you think it means potentially it's a closer election than some polls suggest or we could be sitting around counting ballots for a long time >> of course that's a very likely possibility i don't have a way of handicapping that. i just would say that the s&p 500 is an amazingly blunt instrument to determine if that's the case. we have big data runs on the substance of what's going to happen in the election and what we're looking at is a coincident indicator of what has happened in the past which is the stock market. right before august 3rd or whatever it is that we're benchmarking this to, that that's going to render the verdict on this. >> and allow in covid and when we can count and, you know, we've already got almost, you know, 60% of the total votes have already happened. and the closer it is, that means the longer it might take, and that means more uncertainty. everybody's go