comparably 66 polling places were open in madison, predominately white city half the size of milwaukee. the supreme court made this worse with a ruling that voting duringl in a pandemic where black americans are dying twice the rate avoid american spirit let's be clear. this is part of a nationwide problem with the racial disparities in voting. a recent study found that residents of entirely black neighborhoods wait almost 30% longer in lines to vote. and they were 74% more likely to spend more than half an hour at a polling place. siadyour descent, you something of -- said something about virtue-based restrictions that raised my concern and that virtue-based restrictions apply to civic rights like voting and jury service. not individual rights to possess a gun. this approach to the franchise sort of pulls up a lot of history where people used virtue-based restrictions in the past. it has been very well documented in our history. ideas that you can disenfranchise people if they do not meet certain virtue tests. and many of these test, i know you are aware of, are you worthy enough if y

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cities. it's not white supremacists, and i say that as a person who grew up in the deep south, there was the kkk in my town, they were in there far gasp of death in the 1970s, and other than isolated incidents here in america, they are not active today compared to these new, modern threats that are being called out around the world, but america for some reason is not doing that and i security apparatus. >> shannon: okay, dave, are you in agreement with the vice president, with the chairman of the house judiciary committee, jerry nadler, that antifa is an idea but not really a thing, not really a organized entity, acting out in anyway? >> that was fbi director chris raised testimony to the house, homeland security committee, ea, excuse me, but look, shannon, 76% of all violent domestic terror incidents over the past ten years, according to the department of homeland security, have been from right-wing groups in this country, so i'm going to

the city claims caused economic harm. the whiteot responded to the issue. >>> new video to show you, a dangerous climb in new york city. police arrested a man after he scaled several stories of "the new york times" building yesterday. he said there 45 minutes before climbing through a window. >>> a new book on the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is about to hit store shelves. the university of california press says it will publish some previously unreleased materials in the late supreme court justice. the book titled "justice thou shalt pursue: a life's work fighting for a more perfect union" will be released in march. the book was in production when ginsburg died last month at the age of 87. it includes manuscripts compiled by one of her former clerks. >>> if you're looking for weekend plans, a desperate need for volunteers at the marin food bank. because of the pandemic they are seeing a decline in volunteers putting them at risk of closing. it needs around 2,000 volunteers each week to keep up with the demand. vir

moppede white vigilantes my construction workers -- mobbed my construction workers the city stormed into the council meeting by the thousands to demand a police director. we had a white police director under gibson who resigned when it came to arresting black people -- i mean white people -- who had beaten up the black construction workers. movement and the power of disruption to say you're not going to have this meeting unless these thousand voices are heard. again, is and over the thing that made progress in newark. scholars: a panel of talks about african-american activism and talk about rosa parks and congressman john conyers. this was part of the association the study of african-american life. they also provided the video. panelists three today. i think i have the order right. who is alle mcguire great friend from grad school and colleague. andis author and historian independent author now. we also have -- i have lost track of who is going.

word news in new york city with ritika gupta. ritika: the white house is once again shifting its position on a stimulus package. treasury secretary steven mnuchin told house speaker nancy pelosi the administration now once an agreement on a large-scale relief bill. earlier this week, they president pulled negotiators from talks on comprehensive legislation. officials are keeping up the pressure on washington to renew fiscal support for the economy. dallas fed president robert kaplan sees a slower economy without more stimulus. boston fed president eric rosengren says -- sees increasing the fed's asset purchases but that is not as good as other relief packages. louisiana is bracing for hurricane delta. storm has picked up strength and is now a category three with wind up to 100 what he must power. it is expected to slam into an area of louisiana still recovering from hurricane laura. companies are shutting down almost all of the oil production gasoline and also

jonathan: steve whiting thereof citi private bank. my producer has told me we've lost your audio, although i can hear you. maybe my producer has lost your audio. i hope the listeners in the audience can also hear you. as we address that, let's talk about this bond market. ,bunds rally.arket in italy, yields are a little bit higher. that was the test of this bond market. with btp's for the italian bond market start to behave like a sovereign, this morning they are behaving a little bit like a credit. under am looking at gold $1900, down $12. i want to go back to oil. this is the west texas intermediate, 30 $9.55. we are just revisiting back to where we were a number of days , i am watching the velocity tendency as well this morning. i think we have still got steve wieting with us of citi private bank. it is sort of like setting up for a dual debate tonight. there is that chart on oil, showing the quick reversion we have seen. steve, within a portfolio construction, you and i were weaned, and this is quantitative out of baroque come you

cities. and the white house advised you to do that.seeing that spike now, but your bars are at 50% capacity, same as they were in august. restaurants can still serve indoors as long as tables are six feet apart. why haven't you reduced capacity? >> mayor: that's why we continue to enforce a lot of our rules. just yesterday our health department shut down two bars violating capacity rules. we're catching more people who aren't taking the virus seriously. the ambassador started talking about the china virus rather than the virus in missouri or kansas. every time we issue a new rule, we get a new political pushback. masks are controversial, and dr. fauci is now controversial. that undercuts our ability as local leaders to try to push back the virus' spread. >> brennan: but epidemiologist say the longer you wait, the more drastic those measures will have to be. your hand will be forced. so why not take these measures? if the white house is telling you take them now. >> mayor: we continue to consider that. but here is the thing: we don't li

don't have bus service, but other areas of the city do have bus service, like the pacific heights, russian hill and telegraph hill. because they're white and rich. when we should restore bus service throughout the city, open the subway, open up the f-line, restore service cuts that have been cut during the pandemic. it's time to open up. the health department is opening downtown, the subway needs to be open. i guess that muni can't pay its pg&e bill to run the subway cars. so it's time to open the subway. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. operations, let's hear from the next caller, please. >> caller: supervisors, this has been nine months since handling of this pandemic. and i was listening to another conversation about the municipal transportation agency trying to make changes on market street. and you supervisors should maintain some standard when it comes to the construction that's going on all over the city. impacting mostly seniors and people with disabilities. so i suggest to that deliberation that there should be no changes on market street for at least five years. it's taxpayers' money. and try to improve thing

earlier this month the white house city tested negative after both his parents tested positive but subsequent testing showed he had also been infected with the coronavirus. the first lady said he had no symptoms throughout the course of his positive diagnosis. she also said he recently tested negative, but goes on to say that during her bout with coronavirus she had bodyaches, a cough, headaches and extreme fatigue. >>> on capitol hill today, supreme court nominee amy coney barrett faced another day of questioning that her confirmation hearing. democrats presser interviews, ranging from the affordable care act, or if presidents can pardon themselves. the judge insists she will remain impartial. >>reporter: senate democrats than ours, wednesday, trying to pin down supreme court nominee amy coney barrett come on how she would rule on potential cases. she spent the day started stepping question. >> does a president have an absolute right to pardon himself? for a crime? >> the question may or may not arise, but it is one that calls for legal analysis of what the scope of the pardon power is. >>re

city in the women's super league. goals from chloe kelly, samantha mewis and ellen white helped seal the emphatic win for city.righton 3—0, with this ella toone penalty setting them on their way. there were also wins for arsenal, chelsea and reading. we knew it would be different, but no—one could have predicted the dramatic finish to this years london marathon. because of covid, only elite runners actually ran a specially mapped out course. but the hot favourite, four time winner eliud kipchoge only came eighth and there was a 100 metres sprint to the line with kenya's vincent kipchumba and shura kitata from ethiopia vying for the win. it was kitata who won through with a time of 2 hours, five minutes and 41 seconds. joe wilson reports. so, began london's first or to marathon. covid changed everything and changed nothing. the course was a lapse of st james's park but still the same distance. this weather demanded more endurance than ever. bridget kosgei was streets ahead by the time the women's elite rates finished. she had beaten the course and the rain and all of her rivals. but not a day for world records.

uganda satellite data shows that doing the look down the air quality has improved in many african cities but white life is still suffering animals especially have been the biggest losers in this crisis pushing the increase in many of the white life resolves what talk about this should be and here's a quick look at some of the stories we'll be looking on today. we visit rhonda where the government has introduced a steps just on to visit it all to the bank notes. that we also see how a military training drones can actually promote conservation. and we meet at the deny an artist who is using you on one to pull for greater protection policy. it is a well established fucked that rhino horn is essentially made up of the same substance as a human fingernail but it continues to sell for us to normal prices especially in east asia where it is considered to have him in paula's south africa has a nearly 80 percent of the was whining on husband todd by poaching with only about 20000 and he was left in the wild the country has now resulted in drastic measures in order to preempt porches docs have started to be

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white house outbreak. here's abc's mary bruce in salt lake city, where the debate will play out. >> reporter: tonight he's sidelined at the white house with covid, but president trump is trying to reassure his supporters, promising them he will be on the trail again soon, and will be at next week's debate. tweeting, "it will be great!" his opponent joe biden says he will listen to the health experts -- if they say it's safe, he says he'll be there, too. the stark differences between the campaigns on full display. biden with this blunt rebuke of the president -- the caption? masks matter. they save lives. from the fields of gettysburg today, an exasperated biden imploring americans to take this virus seriously. >> enough. no more. let's just set partisanship aside. let's end the politics and follow the science. >> reporter: biden tested negative again today. overnight, he said the president bears some responsibility for contracting covid. >> anybody who contracts the virus by essentially saying masks don't matter, social distancing doesn't matter, i think is responsible for what happens to them. >> reporter

uganda satellite data shows that doing the looked on the air quality has improved in many african cities but white life is still suffering animals especially have been the biggest losers in this crisis poaching of increase in many of the wildlife resolves what talk about this should be and here's a quick look at some of the stories we'll be looking on today. we visit london where the government has introduced a steps to staunch they've been going to the bank notes. we also see how a military training drones can actually promote conservation. and we meet at the deny an artist who is using you on one support for greater protection policy. it is a well established fucked that rhino horn is essentially made up of the same substance as a human fingernail but it continues to sell for us to normal prices especially in asia where it is considered to have him in paula's south africa has a nearly 80 percent of the was whining and husband todd reporting with only about 20000 and he was left in the wild the country has now resulted in drastic measures in order to preempt porches bucks have started to be gone

city officials are now forced to monitor infection trends for the next several days to see if the whiteouse cases affect the city's overall infection rate. and it would help, willie, if the white house released real information. >> absolutely. and the spread reaches beyond the white house as well. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley and most of the pentagon senior officers are now under self-imposed quarantine after being exposed to the coronavirus. "the new york times" reports general millie aey and the join chiefs of staff -- advice commen don't ray was at the pentagon last weekend for meetings and all potential kablingts from those meetings have been tested pay the pentagon spokesman said in a statement that reads in part, no pentagon contacts have exhibited symptoms and we have no additional positive tests to report at this time. a military official told "the new york times" general milley and the other senior officers have full operational cape frablt where th capability from where they are working and said there's no degradation to the nation's defense. let's bri

oakland has been the one this year that's been struck by terrorism we are white supremacist kill up for security building the city council president sites that same incident has reason to sever ties with the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the federal government has refused to go after white supremacist even those white supremacists who committed a murder in oakland. >>both resolutions will be presented at the next oakland city council meeting has it made you kron 4 news, the city of san jose is testing out a new gunshot detection program in an effort to try to reduce violence and help police respond faster. >>the program will be tested in the cadillac winchester neighborhood area of san jose where city officials say violent crime has been an ongoing issue. the new technology will use artificial intelligence and acoustic sensors to identify the location and direction of gunshots. police will then have access to audio files and google maps or video from the detection device. the program is with the tech company the 5 systems and it's expected to be ready to go in the next few weeks. >>maki the stolen lemur is no

. >>> oakland taking legal action, city calling a white house action unacceptable. filed. >>> good morning. it is 5:00. thanks for joining us this friday, october 16. i am anne makovec in for len. >> i am michelle griego. keep saying that. friday! so awesome. let's get a check on our weather. we know there is high fire danger but at least relief is in our sight. >>> for the weekend, we are going to see return of the ocean breeze just giving us

many urban areas you have like what george clooney would call you know chocolate cities in the little suburbs. this is the white house that's a temporary. there's a lot of the city. we've got to get some i don't need to get it. working and it. will be. interesting to tell you. the ways you know gram a promise that a president can bake i think the federal government's going to. do that yes. that is. the condition of black veterans and white veterans diverged even though when they returned from the war they were economically similar families. public housing then became a black phenomenon. people fall into this category. where society is pushed. it's. not. any nation. going down and people constantly. see these to adequately service neighborhoods that were heavily concentrated with african-americans garbage collection wasn't picked up as frequently the streets were repaired this well the conditions deteriorated and the urban areas became slums. you know i would like to rub america's nose in this is say you're going to get it if you want to reject it or not but i certainly would i would hate to think that anybody t

new tonight, the city of heyward said they have removed letters from the white house that were included along with food aid for people in need. the letters were signed by president trump and included in food boxes from the farmers to families program. they said that somebody noticed the letters today as they were doing the food distribution and according to politico the agricultural department required the letters to be included nationwide just last week. >> the letter was removed because it is an appropriate and a potential violation of law for public officials to use public resources for political purpose. >> the city estimates that several hundred people got the letters and they sent out a statement today apologizing for people who received the letters in their food boxes. the statement said quote mac politics has played zero role in the farmers to families food box program. it is purely about helping farmers and distributors get food to americans in need during this unprecedented time. " some legal analysts say the letter may not violate the law because it does not explicitly mentio

given permission by the government to carry their protest right through the heart of the city, within sight of the white house. climaxing the three-day demonstration is a rally at the washington monument. many of the people merely observing the demonstration from the sidelines are probably members of that silent majority referred to by their president. demonstrations here still attract audiences even though protests, pickets and placards have been and will continue to be a common sight in washington. almost every day there are some americans who come from around the country here to express their views, because this is a seat of the federal government for all of the 50 states. not all come to protest. some come to promote a cause. but no matter how worthwhile or meaningless the issue, how popular or unpopular, how sound or foolish the cause, demonstrations are part of the american tradition. ♪ ♪ >> realize that what's happening right here right now with all these demonstrations -- >> according to many people, including president nixon, this demonstration does not reflect the views of the 200 million amer

there a high rises next to the historical city hall examples of classic east german modernism white streets it's quirky just not necessarily love of sight can it's made its contradictions and rough edges the cornerstone of its bid it's an industrial city with a rugged unfinished charm it may not have architecture but it's gritty and it is home to some striking up projects like the sculpture in the city's main part that depicts comics his bowels the building committee obviously to. the right approach is that we hope to welcome people from across to your families not just to see fantastic exhibitions and cultural programs but also to actually take part lives of us with so much involving the public was a key element in the application stage the idea was to get locals to appreciate the city. as it is for when i was still at school with talk about where we were going to go when we left but with the capital of culture status people will see the city through new eyes and hopefully be more likely to stay with it and maybe others will move yeah. it's you know the title is an opportunity for the city

oakland has been the one this year that's been struck by terrorism we are white supremacist kill up for security building the city council president sites that same incident has reason to sever ties with the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the federal government has refused to go after white supremacist even those white supremacists who committed a murder in oakland. >>both resolutions will be presented at the next oakland city council meeting has it made you kron 4 news. >>also in the east bay, a 25 year-old stockton man was arrested after allegedly ramming a contra costa county sheriff's deputy and danville police officer with his car. this happened in an unincorporated area of contra costa county on sunday afternoon sheriff officials san officer did shoot at the suspect after he hit the deputy and an officer with his car. the gunfire hit the vehicle but not the driver who got away eduardo was found about a mile away who deputy by deputies who took him into custody after a struggle. the deputy hit by the car was taken to a hospital and later released tonight, san francisco police have made an arrest in connec

white drivers. also how it translates is african-american officers in st. louis city are 60% more likely i to leave slmpd within their first seven years. we also know african-americans in our community overwhelminglyc apply toom become police office, even in this environment right now. african-americans want to be police officers, they apply. the catch is the hiring process is sometimes not fair, so you have all those systemic factors that are in playlay, and they lt the opportunities of african-americans in our city to become police officers. you think about the plainview project, what it did, it exposed these biases, homophobia, p racism, and what you see in a bigger picture is a systemic problem. >> and you mentioned in your testimony $16 trillion. as a result of systemic racism. do you have any idea of how much st. louis has paid out for policemen, misconduct, wrongful death settlements? do you have any idea about thath >> oh, millions, millions. we recently had an officer, wer captain, who settled a lawsuit for over $1 million for racism and discrimination. we ha

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oakland has been the one this year that's been struck by terrorism we are white supremacist kill up for security building the city council president sites that same incident has reason to sever ties with the fbi's joint terrorism task force. the federal government has refused to go after white supremacist even those white supremacists who committed a murder in oakland. >>both resolutions will be presented at the next oakland city council meeting has it made you kron 4 news. >>well to the south bay financial relief may be on the way for small businesses santa clara county supervisors are proposing a major loan program for small companies negatively impacted by covid-19 a 100 million dollars in low interest loans if the proposal is approved today. there will be a report outlining the program options during budget hearings which is going to happen next month. the county's largest city of san jose ranks 5th in the country with the largest number of small business closures since the beginning of the pandemic according to a study by yelp. governor newsome says a california won't allow any distribution of a new coronavi

in more modern times, school segregation and bussing divided cities and agreements between white homeownersrs kept black people from living in their neighborhoods for decades. in 1964 california voters overturned a law that banned discrimination on the basis of race and the sale or rental of public housing. >> if you can't buy homes in the neighborhoods you want, then you have less wealth to pass on. so black families have roughly 10% of the wealth of white famili families. >> this country too needs reconciliation. >> reporter: the city of oakland prioritized an ordinance that will disclose the history of slavery and oakland to the public and establish a voluntary fund to provide education, support and economic development to economically struggling oakland neighborhoods. >> so we started with a series of forms. >> reporter: district 10 supervisor introduced legislation in san francisco. >> when we look at the outmigration, what redevelopment did in pushing our families out and red lining, we're still exist to a degree. we wanted to make sure that we develop the reparations plan through leg

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the white house sits on federal land and the city's rules don't apply.orah. >> o'donnell: all right, ben tracy thank you. the next presidential debate is officially off. the bipartisan commission that sponsors it won't move forward after president trump refused to participate remotely. meantime tonight, joe biden is in nevada. our cbs news battleground tracker poll shows him up by seven points there, but democrats are worried he's still not doing well enough with latino voters here's cbs' ed o'keefe. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: campaigning in las vegas today, joe biden had a little help rounding up votes. >> i got a couple of people i'd like you to lasso. are you ready to move? >> repr: with 25 days to go until election day and president trump grounded by the coronavirus, biden called on nevadans to vote early. >> the early voting, right here, right at this spot. so come back next weekend, bring your family, and bring five friends. i really mean it. bring other people with you. >> reporter: trends so far so nearly eight million americans have already voted. that's

it's not white supremacists that are out burning cities and intimidating diners and restaurants. it's in many cases university graduates. if the people who comprise the antiracist aspect of what the left has been developing in the revolutionary left for years. that is able to join in with blm and earlier on the black panther party, and go out and bring a revolution. we are in the middle of it now. it is out in plain sight. >> laura: here's another excerpt from the article. if quoting councilor joann are to sing. as a black woman who has been working on this 30 years, to have young white activists i've just discovered black lives matter yelling at me that i'm not doing enough for black people is kind of ironic is what it is. this has nothing to do with racial justice, does it? why is blm promoting it? >> of course this has nothing to do with racial justice. this is about political opportunism. when i was just a little kid, the eagles came out with a song about you are lying high. what we are being told is to ignore everything that we can see. radical groups are gathering in cities

house know better than to hold an event like that in you were asked point blank to denounce white sphrem cityhe moment you didn't. >> i denounced white supremacy okay. i denounced -- >> in of the audience questioners were openly skeptical. >> abc george stephanopoulos asked fewer questions most were friendly and allow former vp to give long answers while he pressed biden about e advancive stance on court packing remainly focused on policy not credibility. >> there's no record of you calling for social distancing -- limited social gatherings mandatory -- >> not back then. not in january or february. >> how can you contain the pandemic without questioning the economy? >> if you lose what would that say to you about where america is today? >> well could say that i'm a lousy candidate. and i didn't do a good job. that's -- >> all of the attention on hunter biden e-mails stephanopoulos didn't raise it. the approach which was mashed by trump did produce news such as the unserpght about covid test and his partial defense of the conspiracy group. abc loftier discussion with biden made less news and l

white house. in salt lake city, i'm jay gray. lindsey. phillip. back to you, now. >> all right, jay. thank you. >>> the most buzzed about moment last night was the fly that landed on vice president pence's head for several minutes social media, quickly, swarmed declaring the insect the winner of the debate. parody accounts racked up thousands of followers and rand paul even got in on the fun saying the deep state bugged the debate joe biden turned the fly into a fundraiser even, launching a custom-made fly-swatter. >> new hopes for a coronavirus relief package are fueling wall street the dow had its best day since jau july, climbing 530 points after president trump tweeted hiimulu. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: white house whiplash, with president trump now open to a series of smaller deals to provide pandemic relief only hours after torching talks on a bigger stimulus package saying he wouldn't negotiate until after the election. >> it's hard to see any clear path on anything that he is doing. >> reporter: democrats accusing the president of playing politics with the w

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was in scotland it was in the white problem and you were to see white unworthiness or whites delinquency was in a city problem and john you came as a lad from jamaica thing went but if you could have played for scotland if the scottish football association have moved a bit quicker is that true would you have rejected some of playing for scotland if they'd just go off the back saves and side you up could have played for scotland or the not at all well because my dad was a diplomat he's a colonel in the army what's a sad person as a possible stimulus was that he was his classmate so i'm from a little cost american family my dad got a diplomatic posting for 4 years so we did a great we just came because he was a he was a military attache also for years i'm going to go back to jamaica i went that offered a scholarship to go to america an american university and while i was playing in the pop watch that so be playing off of your concept that's why i stayed so i became a british citizen not any citizen so i could a place ready for home old nations in them was the 1st one to ask me when i was 18 years old i