Take it to the Supreme Court. Reporter this morning still counting votes and the potential path for victory for both candidates as we wait to see what happens next, today, wednesday, november 4th, 2020. Announcer from nbc news, this is a special edition of today with Savannah Guthrie and hoda kotb, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Hi, everyone. Good morning. Welcome to this special edition of today. We are glad youre with us on wednesday morning. We really never left. Weve been on the air all night. Lots of news to cover. We still dont know who the president is going to be and filled with uncertainty and a lot of questions. We will try to guide you through the best we know one step at a time and we will get it started. This is where it stands at this hour on the electoral map. You will see 224 electoral votes for joe biden and 213 for the president. The goal is 270 and that is what it takes to win the presidency. Keep your eye on the states in gray which are too close to call
The all to the benches and one of the domes have been completely destroyed the decades old conflict 1st back into life in the garden a car a block party sees firsthand the damage of war between our mania and azerbaijan since hostilities resumed in late september. Coming to you live from r. T. Internationals headquarters in moscow im donald quarter welcome to the program. Starting in Europe Health workers in france say the country hasnt learned its lesson from the 1st wave of covert 19 there protesting a lack of hospital resources still needed to effectively fight the pandemic it comes after new curfews were announced in a number of big cities Charlotte Dubinsky reports from paris. The protesters here all forming what is a nationwide day of protests by Health Workers across falls and they are protesting because they say they are simply exhausted exhausted by not just the 1st wave of the cave 19 pandemic but then having to catch a polar appointments during the summer and now theyre facin
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President my parents were a highlight reel of modern us political discourse a great example of this was seen in how the 2 candidates battled over whose Political Party has created or lost more us jobs than the other in our 1st 3 years after we could. Give lation unleashed American Energy this administration saw 500008 basement jobs created joe biden is responsible for saving americas Auto Industry and you fight it against it but in the age of 19 its not just about the creation of jobs here in america its also about keeping workers safe at those jobs and according to a new complaint filed by the largest trade unions in the u. S. The United States government has been woefully and dangerously inadequate in Workplace Safety in this time of covert 19 the Washington Post reports that the Service Employees International Union in the a. F. L. Cio has filed a complaint with the United Nations International Labor organization in geneva charging that the u. S. Government is violating workers righ
Welcome to the San Francisco remote hearing for october 22nd, 2020. On february 25th, there was a state of emergency related to covid19 on april 3rd, 2020 the Planning Commission received authorization from the Mayors Office to reconvene remotely through the end of the shelter in place and this will be our 27th remote hearing. They require everyones attention and most of all your patients. If you are not speaking, mute your microphone and turn off your video camera to enable Public Participation sfgovtv is broadcasting and streaming the hearing live and we will receive Public Comments for each item on todays agenda. Comments or opportunities to speak during the Public Comment period are available by calling and entering the access code. When your item is reached and you would like to submit Public Comment, press star 3 to be added to the queue. Each speaker will be allowed up to three minutes to speak and when you have 30 seconds remaining you will hear a climb indicating your time and