>> a yes, i run val de cole. >> can you hear me? >> yes, we can hear you, sir. >> should i speak about the store or what should i say? >> this is your opportunity to address any of the legacy business applications. ed you have less than two minutes. >> val de cole is one of the oldest wine store liquor stores in san francisco and i believe it started in the 30s and there was an older couple who always kept their newspapers and everybody loves our store and is always coming back. one year the american express called us a second store for repeat customers in the country with the same people and the same customers. i started in 1977 and worked for a previous owner whose name was jacob and we learned all about wine and beer. the place is always respectful and we open holidays and we never close. i think it's a good addition to the community and in a different neighborhood. so there they really like us. this is there for many, many years. >> you have 30 second, sir. >> that is why i am requesting for the legacy for the store to stay the

item 2-e, val de cole wines and spirits. although the original owner and operating date are unknown, the business has been advertised in local newspapers since 1939, making it one of the oldest, if not the oldest existing wine and spirits store in san francisco. previously, it was named cole street liquor, and the business has continued to serve the community with no apparent lapse in opening in its history. the name change helped bring the name of cole valley to the neighborhood, which at the time was known as upper height. val de cole may be organized around selling wine and spirits, but the soul of the store is the community it has helped foster and maintained throughout its 81-plus years. the core feature the business must maintain is liquor store. all five businesses met the core criteria for appearing on the small business legacy registry. a motion in support of the businesses should be framed as a motion in favor of the resolutions. thank you. this concludes my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions, and ther

joining me now is congresswoman val demings of florida.esswoman, we are -- we are waiting to hear from the fbi. so i will apologize in advance if we have to break in. that press conference starts, we're going to jump over to it. we'll keep you, but i wanted to warn the viewers and warn you that that might happen. let's talk about this voter intimidation. you know, i was alerted to it this morning. other people have then since texted me that people are getting these emails saying you will vote for trump and you need to show us that you've changed your voter registration to republican to prove that you're going to vote for trump or else. and it's tied to the proud boys, who have been known to show up violently at events. they're saying they didn't do it, but just having their name on it i think will be scary to people. what do you make of that happening, including in florida? >> well, joy, it's good to be with you. look, i'm anxious to hear what the fbi have to say as well about that investigation. but, look, as you well know, early voting s

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rights carnie barrett val that she will remain independent. the oath that i have soundly taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences. she'll take the 2nd offer to choose date at a private ceremony which will allow her to begin official duties on the court. let's get you up to date on some of the other stories making the news today more than 100000 people in california are under orders to evacuate as wildfires we close to urban areas there the blaze started in orange county south of los angeles and is threatening the city of irvine 3 firefighters and seriously injured battling the blazes which have yet to be contained. oblivion john judge has thrown out an arrest warrant for exiled former president from alice the decision enables him to return to bolivia without risking detention or also the socialist party swept back into power earlier this month when bolivians elected. as president . and belo rose workers and studen

rights karni parent val that she will remain independent. the oath that i have soundly taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences. she'll take the 2nd of her son choose date at a private ceremony which will allow her to begin official duties on the court. let's get more on this key a point there now with boris foreman a professor of political science at bard college here in berlin good to see you again professor how much does amy kone baratz confirmation reshape this crucial in 6 to sion the u.s. supreme court i mean it is it is an important moment and this is a 6 to 3 a conservative majority on the supreme court this is quite an imbalance this will shape major issues and there are court questions coming up just wrote the corner one of them being about the presidential election so this is certainly an important moment considering that this supreme court could rule on the presidential election if there's difficulti

we'll see. >> or that move val did when you started answering your question, i think he's qualified tost perfect score of the season last night. do you think she might come home with her second mirror ball trophy? >> yes, i do. yes, i do and i will have the house clean, ready to receive the trophy. i'm so proud of her. i'm proud of nev and excited to root her on for the rest of the season and we have -- peta, myself, we have now been eliminated and will consolidate our votes in jenna's direction. >> all right, sounds like a good plan. thank you both for waking up and joining us. monica, great job by both of you. always a pleasure. have a great day. >> thank you, michael. >> don't miss "dancing with the stars" next monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 7:00 central right here on abc and, robin, you know, there's going to be a double elimination. >> i did not know that. thank you, sir. but now we have our series "ready to relaunch." with so many young adults moving back in with their parents to save money during the pandemic we're bringing expert tips to those whose professional lives have been p

>> a yes, i run val de cole. >> can you hear me?> yes, we can hear you, sir. >> should i speak about the store or what should i say? >> this is your opportunity to address any of the legacy business applications. ed you have less than two minutes. >> val de cole is one of the oldest wine store liquor stores in san francisco and i believe it started in the 30s and there was an older couple who always kept their newspapers and everybody loves our store and is always coming back. one year the american express called us a second store for repeat customers in the country with the same people and the same customers. i started in 1977 and worked for a previous owner whose name was jacob and we learned all about wine and beer. the place is always respectful and we open holidays and we never close. i think it's a good addition to the community and in a different neighborhood. so there they really like us. this is there for many, many years. >> you have 30 second, sir. >> that is why i am requesting for the legacy for the store to stay the wa

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val from washington state shared what keeps her engaged.d wave signs for joe biden, jay inslee and local washington state candidates. i relish the supportive waves and honks. it's rejuvenating to be around people who care. mark in pennsylvania writes, i'm an african-american man with underlying health problems and being 68 years old i don't want to catch covid-19 by voting in person. i did receive my mail-in ballot last week in pennsylvania. i returned it in person. they sent me an e-mail confirmation that my official ballot was received and recorded. my stress level has evaporated and i can now tune out the news concerning the election because i have voted and will tune back in on election day to watch for the results. andrea writes, the energy created by the new lack of voter apathy and seeing people willing to speak up for their beliefs keeps me engaged when all the stress makes me want to tune out. i listen to both sides to show my daughter the importance of not choosing a side but instead choosing what is right for her future. i teach

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val from washington state shared what keeps her engaged. saturday afternoon i mask up with fellow citizens and wave signs for joe biden, jay inslee, the governor, and local washington state candidates. i relish the supportive waves and honks. i smile and wave back at a few thumbs-down. it's rejuvenating to be around people who care. i'm an african-american man with underlying health problems and being 68 years old, i didn't want to catch covid-19 by voting in person. i did receive my mail-in ballot last week in pennsylvania. i filled it out and returned it to my local county elections board drop-off location in person. they have sent me an e-mail confirmation that my official ballot was received and recorded. my stress level has evaporated and i can now tune out the news concerning the election, because i have voted and will tune back in on election day to watch for the results. abby writes, the energy created by the new lack of voter apathy and seeing people willing to speak up for their beliefs and keeps me engaged when all this stress ma

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after the break down was then forced to replace injured goalkeeper val famine with his newly arrived frankfurt loney frederick who know. the new boss kept throwing instructions at his players but this match was a one way street but picked up where they left off in the 1st half with a chance after chance after chance. to outright his best to quench their insatiable thirst for more goals but in the 79th minute of a t. understands a tadpole delts the final blow for shall go marcel house the bear converted from the spot to seal a 4 mil victory but taking them to top spot in the league light sick have scored just as many goals and 3 games then shall have a 19 nothing we have so we're going nowhere then a lot of that's that obviously just been a few days. but i see as a sort of foresee a lot of quality in this team and we have to work hard to turn this thing around. first of its new coaching turning this team around will be a help yulian task. but let's see what fans around the world have to say about match day 3. gunas legal world wide is full of downbeat shelter fans in turkey one fan sa

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love whether you're a skeptic or a true believer who cries during the vals weddings bring us together and celebration of family community and love but these days before the happy couple can even make it down the aisle coven 19 is changing our rituals from forcing cancel travel to trimming the guest list and even forcing us to make new rules to minimize risk. in portugal new restrictions mean that only 50 guests are allowed a wedding and here in jerusalem a hospital even allowed a couple to get married on its grounds so that the groom's father a covert patient could watch the wedding from his room. ceremonies and parties that were months or years in the making are now changing significantly were being canceled altogether. what does that mean for how we celebrate the most important events in our lives. this is the $1000.00 special or welcome to the show i'm stephen there's a in berlin will be at a wedding or birthday everyone likes a good celebration but no one wants the virus as a guest and that's when many people are changing their event plans if some do move forward here's one commun

rights carny barrett val that she will remain independent. even though we judges don't face elections we still work for you. it is your constitution that establishes the rule of law and the judicial independence that is so central to it. she'll take the 2nd of it to rights on tuesday at a private ceremony which will allow her to begin official duties on the court. are even more now i want to bring in mary ziegler she's a professor of law at florida state university she's also the author of abortion and the law in america roe versus wade to the present she joins us tonight from santa rosa. ziegler it's good to have you on the program i'd like to remind our viewers and and play the part of judge barrett speech that she delivered last night after being sworn in by president trump at the white house take a listen to what she said the oath that i have silently taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences musically or do y

rights carney parent val that she will remain independent. the oath that i have found in lee taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences. she'll take the 2nd of her 2 son choose date and a private ceremony which will allow her to begin official duties on the court. turning those boards form on a professor of political science at bard college here in berlin professor foreman how does any kind of barrett's confirmation of reshape the supreme court and why is everyone so concerned about it. well as as we just heard i mean this is creating a conservative majority of 6 to 3 on the supreme court which is the highest court in the u.s. which has to decide to most important cases really and to to prove whether a certain case is constitutional or not and there are many cases coming up right now not least of course the presidential election itself might produce new types of cases and so this is a contention a contentious issue

presented is for miserably strong and they've got on board and they're full of praise for al-jazeera vali think some of them are saying things like it's galvanized them it's galvanized into action they want to clean a cypress they want these people out they want demitra salukis the president of parliament who stepped down from his duties but hasn't actually resigned they want him to go they want to clean out and they say it's giving them new hope that cyprus can actually become a better place what i've been impressed by is just the pression and there's a sense of catharsis here people have been waiting for this opportunity for years and little did we know that our investigation would be the thing that would trigger it president trunk's the u.s. supreme court nominee amy coney barrett is into her 3rd day of confirmation hearings she's again facing tough questions from senate committee members on capitol hill so far she's been pressed by several democrats all key issues including health care abortion and election disputes it's cost allen fisher who joins us now from capitol hill as so the

in a valley val's to soon after the kremlin spokesman accused him of collaborating with the cia after the anti corruption blogger implicated let him with putin and a poisoned plot on his life. accuse the spanish government of breaking the law by posing a lockdown they see is motivated more by political than health concerns locals tell us what they think. they have turned it into a political war they're playing with us people will eventually have to grow the rogue states because i don't know what we're going to eat at madrid close again. either very good morning to you this is r.t. international. the french president has warned that alliance member turkey has crossed a red line i'm on your microphone says he's received intelligence that 300 syrian fighters were let through the country on their way to fight for azerbaijan but in a region $1000.00 military conflict with armenia and both sides accuse each other of deploying foreign mercenaries is. for the more. well aside from an increasingly violent and volatile situation on the ground things are heating up on the diplomatic internationa

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the head of the region is a potential val for the presidency, and after years social unrest in francend now the pressures of covid, more disruption in this sensitive area like this is the last thing mr. macron needs. many fishermen say they would compromise on their cash rather than lose access completely. >> it would be a lot more acceptable to have 80% of the catch in it is waters rather than nothing at all for-- in british waters rather than nothing at all. lucy: at this fish market, buyers choose fish for restaurant tables. three quarters is sold to the eu. no deal assures a mutual issue destruction for fishermen on both sides of the travel. will navigation of these contested what is proof-- contested what was prove easier than in brussels? laura: french fishermen caught in the middle. in britain, a 10-year-old boy has raised tens of thousands install this for charity by camping out in his back rden. he has been sleeping under the stars in a tent left a him by his neighbor who died in february. he has been there ever since, mo than 200 nights. jokay has more. jon: night 205. as ma

rights carny barrett val that she will remain independent. even though he judges don't face elections we still work for you. it is your constitution that establishes the rule of law and the judicial independence that is so central to it. she'll take the 2nd or 3rd to the parts on tuesday and a private ceremony which will allow hood to begin official duties on the court. are even more now i want to bring in mary ziegler she's a professor of law at florida state university she's also the author of abortion and the law in america roe versus wade to the present she joins us tonight from santa rosa. ziegler it's good to have you on the program i'd like to remind our viewers and and play the part of judge barrett speech that she delivered last night after being sworn in by president trump at the white house take a listen to what she said the oath that i have silently taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences. do you bel

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save monica and val. >> we're joined by anne heche and her partner keo.d still sent home. hard to understand but are you glad that you went out on a high note? >> was that a high note? oh, listen, i'm glad i got to dance the dances that i did and i've been through tougher but this was not my finest moment, but i'm -- was that a high note? >> yeah, i think it was a high note. >> okay. >> you came on strong and then you delivered. so i'm very proud. >> i agree, keo. she came on strong and you did deliver but there was a bit of a snafu at the end of the show. it caused a lot of confusion. i guess it was a lack of better word a steve harvey moment. you were on the stage when that happened last night, keo. what was your reaction? what were you thinking? >> yes, you were. >> michael, honestly like it's 2020. happy 2020. anything can happen. you know, anything can happen. so still it's live television so, yeah, that's it. happy 2020 you never know what's going to happen any day. so, yeah, there you go. >> so true. and, anne, we learned so much about you on the s

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france some vals to take on islamic radicalism after the horrific killing of a history teacher but average muslims fear they will bear the brunt of the government's response. when i fear that you know i will have to be be careful what they post of my freedom of speech as a human rights of activists is literally in the balance. and interpretation issues elsewhere in europe a lebanese man is denied german citizenship over his refusal to shake hands with a woman discrimination or justified to request opinions differ. that was that he was sick no that didn't he still attached here to a totally different value system. the one which is this now based in germany this is a cultural shift if somebody doesn't shake it and it's not the end of the world. and you countries including germany rollout drastic new measures to counter it with a 2nd wave of cold 19 as case number surge beyond the peaks seen back in spring. with your headlines i'll be back again with another look at about an hour's time to watch for to international so glad to have you with us. hello and welcome to cross talk you're all thing

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rights carny parent val that she will remain independent. the oath that i have solidly taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences. she'll take the 2nd on tuesday at a private ceremony which will allow her to begin the fish who duties on the court. paul joins me now to discuss this in greater detail is washed byrd chief paul if you notice the confirmation is to say the least very striking very different from previous appointments to the supreme court tell us why. this is the 1st time in more than 150 is that a justice was confirmed this the support of a single member of the minority party that shows how bitter washington's war over. nominations from the supreme court has become and well it was the speed alone which is really outstanding the republicans trust that the nation nomination through in only 5 weeks and last night's ceremony of you just saw in this piece is also on president as president truong donald trum