to republican amid the impeachment hearings last convincedpresident the republican challenger to vander to shift to the third district of it to the north. that has turned out to be a bust for the republicans because not only is richter being tagged as a wealthy carpetbagger and andy kim looks like he has the advantage to win a second term, but in the second district, vander the party switcher might have been better off had he simply stated democrat. the democrats nominated amy kennedy who married into the kennedy family. she is a former teacher from atlanta county, the population center of the second district. she has been able to raise millions of dollars because democrats want to avenge the party switch. so they are outspending fan drew. story that some party switches take and some don't. host: jack is next. republican. roscommon, michigan. go ahead. caller: back to the health care issue, when obama and biden was in office, they had forced all health care on all the small businesses to have people full-time employees have health care. they laid off everybody, fired them. my kids were

and almost half of them here in the north hospitals were overwhelmed the situation was dramatic as vander gutty recalls. she's a volunteer with the italian white cross and something is she worked 12 hours straight i was there to give him her food but i ask of him to come with me along so this was one of the. strange experience very different from before because during the normal behavior that we take. their relative or a caregiver. or on their own balance to go to do that for many help came too late the company 7 section of the city cemetery houses the graves of 128 on claimed covert 19 victims buried in a hurry when the contagion risk was high either the relatives couldn't be found or couldn't organize funerals because they were ill according to me it may now be made a permanent monument commemorating the victims of covered 19 we leave the. very from arctic experience like a tsunami something that in the moment drives changed completely everything so from that moment that we change our beer we are our approach to the life now in autumn it's still mandatory to wear a mask inside of buildi

joining us now is eddie vander wal. is not the actual but actions or death rates what happens in response to them. for example, lockdown measures. how heavily is this weighing on markets today? >> it is a real concern coming back into the winter. we have not seen a sustained selloff. there is an assumption that most governments will try not to shut down the whole of their economy again. they will try a piecemeal approach. we are shutting down the north of england or parts of it. that is the assumption. governments will do that. at the moment, we are seeing the infection rate. it is climbing at quite a fast clip. if that continues, we may have to see broad-based shutdowns again and that will be a very difficult thing for markets. anna: we are hearing from the prime minister of france. talking about how general lockdowns must be avoided by all means. frenchain stating the position that they really want to avoid all out lockdowns as we have heard from many european governments. let me ask you about other things moving mark

boris vander spec is the editor in chief of the english language news site chalet today and he also joins us from chile's capital welcome all i'd like to begin with you. there's been a lot of talk about this being a complete fresh change for chile that this is dismantling the legacy of general augusto pinochet but what is the real driving force behind this was that is it the constitution was unfair or did people just want a change. well i think one must understand what the constitution meant for the century yes the constitution had is. very high majorities of 4 fifths 5 sevenths tooth. that were necessary to pass an enormous amount of subjects and noles in order to produce change so that we have had for example laws that have taken 3 parliaments 10 years to be passed in parliament. i think this this constitution has slowed the pace of the pace of change that it would have needed in order to become a developed country there's no reason why we are not a developed country with the p.d.p. we have and i think the new constitution needs to install rules that make it possible to produce change a

craig vander camp announced it would close on facebook.ell the store to retire, but pandemic made finding a new buyer impossible. >> last year finally put us over the edge, year of one too many things. >> van der camp family opened it in the '70s. >>> feel good story about how hard work can improve lives of so many children. kate snow has that story. >> reporter: family bonding for couch family involves lots of power tools. been on a mission. >> every day get home from work, make all the desks we can until the sun goes down and it's time for bed. then weekends been making desks nonstop. >> reporter: working so hard because the desks are desperately needed by kids doing schooling remotely without a place to work. mitch couch knows firsthand how real that need is after his own kids starting attending classes virtually. >> when i first was doing school i was on my bed, really hard to concentrate. i wanted to fall asleep. >> reporter: a few hours and pieces of plywood later, had a desk of her own. >> we need to separate the home life and schoo

don't most half of them here in the north hospitals were overwhelmed the situation was dramatic as vander gutty recalls. she's a volunteer with the italian whitecross and something is she worked 12 hours straight i was there to give him her food but i ask of them to come with me along so this was one of the. strange experience very different from before because during their normal behavior that we take. their relative or a caregiver with ours or on their own will ask to go to the or speak that for many help came too late the company 7 section of the city cemetery houses the graves of 128 on claimed covert 19 victims buried in a hurry when the contagion risk was high either the relatives couldn't be found or couldn't organize funerals because they were courting it may now be made a permanent monument commemorating the victims of covered 19 we leave. every from arctic experience like a tsunami something that in the moment arrived change it completely everything so from that moment that we changed our outer beer we are our our approach to the life now in art and it's still mandatory to wear

what let's hear now from boris vander speck who's the editor of chile today and he says police are using the pandemic has an excuse to crackdown on protesters. the protesters they've been waiting for months to get out there because of course during the pandemic it was impossible for these people to protest and october is a very important month the referendum will take place within 3 weeks and everyone is out there not only protesting for a new constitution or against it they also against this police violence against a response from the government which of course is excessive force during these times but at the moment that the police immediately with every protest out there repress and the crowd in such a brutal form because of course the footage doesn't lie they pushed someone off a bridge and it's pretty high bridge this shows that the police will go lengths to to stop the marches and heading who was a referendum which of course is an expression of democracy something horrible for chile something a story this should be going in a way called the form but at this moment it looks like it's

to republican amid the impeachment hearings last convincedpresident the republican challenger to vandershift to the third district of it to the north. that has turned out to be a bust for the republicans because not only is richter being tagged as a wealthy carpetbagger and andy kim looks like he has the advantage to win a second term, but in the second district, vander the party switcher might have been better off had he simply stated democrat. the democrats nominated amy kennedy who married into the kennedy family. she is a former teacher from atlanta county, the population center of the second district. she has been able to raise millions of dollars because democrats want to avenge the party switch. so they are outspending fan drew. story that some party switches take and some don't. host: jack is next. republican. roscommon, michigan. go ahead. caller: back to the health care issue, when obama and biden was in office, they had forced all health care on all the small businesses to have people full-time employees have health care. they laid off everybody, fired them. my kids were part

then you had vander burg from michigan who reminded a lot of people of the old cartoon character, fog there is horn. the quintessential pot belly and pompo pompous, but had become a statesman. he had become a conversion from isolatiocsolationist to internat that tom dewey was to emulate. it was a pretty distinguished field. by no means, a sure thing. one of the persons who wanted to run was mcarthur, who of course was in the jungles of asia. had his agents in wisconsin saw to it that his name was on the ballot. was the 1940 nominee of the party. z >> let's talk about the impact of the oregon primary and the debate you touched on earlier. why is it important? >> a number of reasons. first of all, i'm sure it's on youtube. i'm sure it's easy to get. anyone who is watching what passes for debates. go and listen to the debate. it's as close in a modern context to lincoln douglas as anything could be. thoughtful, opposing viewpoints on a critical and polarizing issue in america and to do it in a way that raised the public standard of discourse as opposed to lowering it. >> we have a little

willis vander van from wyoming, 78. senior justice. 26 years on the bench. james clark mcreynolds of tennessee, 75. confirmed bachelor. a democrat appointed by wilson, has voted against every new deal measure. only three justices are pleasing to new deal liberals. benjamin nathan cardozo, 67, descendant of the jewish rabbi, who presided at the inauguration and appointed by president hoover. harlan fisk stone of new york, 64. former dean of columbia university's law school. schoolmate of calvin coolidge. the oldest justice, justice brandeis of kentucky, 80, of distinguished jewish ancestry. so liberally opposed that wilson didn't appoint him attorney general but appointed him to the court. holding the balance of power are two justices, owen roberts at 61, the youngest justice, long a conservative. since this fight began liberal in seven decisions. and charles evans hughes, 75. the chief justice since 1930. sometimes conservative, sometimes liberal. >> president roosevelt goes on the air in an appeal for popular support for his plan to reorganize the federal j

will: let me add one more name to the exodus from california to texas, actor james vander beak has a, you're not allowed to fly a kite. you're not also allowed to at any park in beverly hills, riding a bicycle, throwing a ball against a cinderblock wall, using weights, cones or any type of pads, cleats, on and on. can't go to a batting cage. not saying i need to fly a parachute with a fan strapped to my back, but when people ask why we're moving our kids out of l.a., these are some of the reasons. i agree, i think it's empowerment to take ownership of your message. why isn't the trump campaign hammering more of these messages when it comes to joe biden? i believe the debate stage is part of the way you do that. but let me say to this, lawrence, and this a takes us back to the white supremacy that you said earlier. the megaphone of the mainstream media refuses to listen to the platinum plan, to black unemployment, to those advances in criminal justice, it refuses to listen to any of those things, lawrence. instead, it leans into the microphone, once again, and repeats the terms of whi