Didnt exactly do wonders for Hillary Clinton four years ago. Were on the latest theme park controversies going on in california. Walt disney land not open yet. Doesnt look to open anytime soon, even though businesses in and around the Magic Kingdom over there are beginning to reopen. Meanwhile the Magic Kingdom on the other side of the country, florida, disney world, very much open. Were on top of all of those developments including getting ready for the the big debate tomorrow. The markets have an interesting way of playing off of that. We have the latest with Hillary Vaughn with the what is in store for the final president ial clash. Hillary. Reporter neil, the stakes are clearly high because both campaigns have indicated their internal polling shows that the race is much closer than what public polling suggests right now. In a new survey from the university of New Hampshire might explain why. According to the survey there are a lot of shy Trump Supporters that feel like they need to
And in a major shift the head of the Catholic Church forces whose support for same sex unions same day to have a right to a family. Color nigerian protesters have defied a curfew and faced off against Security Forces in the countrys biggest city as demonstrations against Police Brutality threaten to paralyze the nation a 24 hour curfew has been imposed in lagos the financial heart of africas largest economy thats where Security Forces fired at protesters late on tuesday drawing International Condemnation the Rights Group Amnesty International says at least 12 people were killed that night blaming the violence on the military the government has not confirmed that but the Nigerian Parliament speaker says its clear. There were casualties its been more than 2 weeks since young people began demonstrating against Police Brutality after a video of a man being beaten by officers allegedly from the special anti robbery squad known as sars went viral and address reports from the capital abuja. A
Welcome, City Attorney herrera. Good morning. Thank you to mayor breed, chief scott, supervisors peskin and haney for joining me this morning to highlight our collective commitment to combating an all too familiar problem. Open air drug dealing in the tenderloin. Were all created to solutions to make sure we combat this epidemic that is taking control of the tenderloin neighborhood. This morning, my office sued 28 known drug dealers, file. They do not live in the tenderloin, but sell deadly drugs there. The drugs that are fueling the drug crisis in our streets. This is to stop the brazen drugdealing that has plagued this neighborhood. Last year alone 441 people died from drug overdoses in the city and the tenderloin had the highest overdose mortality rate of any neighborhood in the city. Enough is enough. These injunctions are carefully crafted to simultaneously safeguard a defendants due process while targeting with precision, the problem of drug dealers coming from outside the area t
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Unions saying they too have a right to a family. And drumming home an Anti Government message Indigenous People join the thousands of protesters in the colombian capitol. Nigerian protesters have defined a curfew and faced off against Security Forces in the countrys biggest city as demonstrations against Police Brutality threaten to paralyze the nation a 24 hour curfew has been imposed in lagos the financial heart of africas largest economy thats where Security Forces fired at protests as late on tuesday drawing International Condemnation the Rights Group Amnesty International says at least 12 people were killed that night but i mean the violence on the military the government has not confirmed that but the Nigerian Parliament speaker says its clear that there were casualties its been more than 2 weeks since young people began demonstrating against Police Brutality after a video of a man being beaten by offices allegedly from the special anti robbery squad known as saws went viral repo