Colorado, michigan, north carolina, florida. [ inaudible ] all the states, trump is trying to visit between now and election day. Others say, it is a couple thousand feet. Certainly the youngest crowd i have seen thus far. I asked some of these people will a lastminute stop by trump make a difference . I think the more people that hear him, the more it will help. It excites people. I think it is critically important that he has been back and forth. He is pretty close definitely a lot of people here excited for the trump rally. The teleprompter is up on the podium. Dona t almost exclusively the last several days. He is trying to stay on message with now just hours to go before election day. That that the only rally in colorado tonight. We have live coverage where senator Bernie Sanders took the stage not long ago. Many people showing up just to show support for the party. Other showing up just to hear Bernie Sanders in what he has to say. A lot of concern tonight about which way colorad
San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education President Gabriela López, who was voted out of office this week, tweeted that white supremacists are enjoying the outcome of the recall.
San Francisco voters approved the recall of embattled school board President Gabriela López, Vice President Faauuga Moliga and Commissioner Alison Collins, all Democrats.
Faced with a lawsuit and an unfavorable ruling from a Superior Court judge, the San Francisco school board voted on Tuesday to rescind a controversial January resolution approving the renaming of 44 district schools.
The reversal, approved 6-0 at a regular board meeting conducted on Zoom, means that Dianne Feinstein Elementary School, Abraham Lincoln High School and others that had attracted considerable controversy during the renaming process will remain unchanged for now. The board said it would revisit the renaming effort only after students returned to school five days a week, likely in the fall.
Some Jewish groups, including a collection of parents at Feinstein Elementary, expressed opposition specifically to the renaming of that school, which was proposed because of an incident involving the then–San Francisco mayor in 1984 (Feinstein defended the inclusion of a Confederate battle flag in a historical display outside City Hall).