For the last eight months. The mayor and Public Health officials blame an increase in covered coved cases and hospitalizations. Indoor pools, locker rooms and Family Entertainment wont reopen tuesday. Restaurants set to expand their capacity to 50 will stay at 25. Live coverage, Business Owners found the news sudden and surprising. Reporter they said to me, the ones we talked to they understand the reasons why, they were preparing to reopen next week. Now think have to put on the brakes. Reporter hope of reopening fell to the gutter. We were prepping to reopen. Social media posts. When the owner heard the because of grand reopening, his heart sank. We feel terrible. Its heartbreaking. Weve all been on this ride for the last eight months. For months they moved furniture, sanitizing stations and added partitions. The is an added layer of protection. The mayor said a sudden increase prompted the change. What we will have to do is put a pause on some of our reopening efforts we had planned
In the full court press, the races on to the finish line between trump and joe biden, which one was best at making their case to undecided voters and last nights town halls, we will show you the best and the worst, weakness and strength, this is the biden town hall future questioners who were prodemocrat and we will reveal the big elephant in the room that neither town hall brought up and no when asked about joe biden reported plan attacks 401k Retirement Savings, we will get on that story, new questions over the sourcing of validity of the hunter biden emails, the debate, look into that but where is the same questioning over the antitrump steele dossier, this is more email service about hunter biden alleged influence peddling overseas and more on the hold in the Biden Campaign defense, Senate Republicans looked at hunter biden emails as well, the backlash against censorship from twitter and facebook, those two companies are stuffed full of Democrat Workers of centering stories about j
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Uk Student Government will bash welcome you to the kentucky debate. Studiosevening from the of wk y t in lexington. I am bill bryant. I am joined by u. S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch Mcconnell and by retired Lieutenant Colonel amy mcgrath. We are following cdc guidelines tonight. While we are in the same studio the candidates and i are each 20 , feet apart. Each candidate will have 60 seconds to answer our questions and brief rebuttals will be , permitted tonight. A drawing determined the order of who will answer first. And Lieutenant Colonel mcgrath, we will begin with you. And our question is, going into this election, nothing impacts voters more than the covid19 pandemic. The two of you have sparred over whether each of you should be tested before this debate. It comes to that. The president and first lady have had covid19. Kentuckys governor and his quarantinenow in after an exposure. What should the federal government be doing right now to mitigate the threat of covid19 . Lt. Col
Suzanne it is a pleasure to welcome you all here to do to our conversation on Foreign Policy and the u. S. President ial election. This event is part of the brookings policy 2020 series which seeks to empower voters ,ith factbased, datadriven nonpartisan information to better understand the policy matters discussed by candidates running for office this year. Thank you all for joining us. We are 29 days away from november 3. Americans will cast their ballots for the next president , but the future of americas global role is also at the ballot. Election,ward the todays conversation will focus in particular on its implications for the transatlantic relationship and u. S. Foreign policy toward europe. Many of leaders and their counterparts around the world are watching the election closely. While there are differing views about how the upcoming november election will shape the relationship, few in europe or it will revert to its previous form. The europeanfrom council on Foreign Relations