Veteran m. J. Hegar in a debate sponsored by nexstar broadcasting. This is an hour. This is the u. S. Senate debate in texas. Good evening and welcome to the Bob Bullock Texas State History Museum in houston. Youre watching us on one of 14 next Star Media Group stations. Were broadcasting live from el paso out to texarkana and houston to amarillo and beyond. Youll also be able to follow us along with our discussion on twitter now at tx Senate Debate. Tonights debate is between the democratic nominee m. J. Hegar and the republican incumbent senator john cornyn. Were joined tonight by a virtual audience. On one screen we have supporters of senator cornyn tuning in from home and on the other side, we have supporters of m. J. Hegar. Thanks to aufl you for joining us virtually tonight from across the state. Here we have no live audience. We are following coronavirus social distancing guidelines set up by the c. D. C. To keep us all safe here this evening. Each candidate and their staff have
But is important for children and families. He ended with a threat. May cut off funding if not open. And just yesterday, he said, quote, my view is the schools should open. He this thing is going away. It will go away like things go away and my view is that schools should be open. The president views the decision about how to reopen schools as a political dispute about his own reelection. And to paraphrase his press secretary, he is refusing to let science stand in the way. I fundamentally disagree with that approach. Schools must reopen based on science and the safety of our children and teachers, notf politics and wishful thinking. I do agree with the president that schools are critically important for children and families. My first job after i graduated from college was as a High School History teacher. My wife was a school librarian. At this time of year, i remember the anticipation as the start of school would come into focus. Two of my grandchildren are schoolage, and i know the
So good luck. The strangest school year in modern history has finally come to a close. My daughter jane graduated from preschool this week, which she is very proud about, even though, lets be honest she got a degree in coloring. But it is a milestone, and its never too soon to start planning for the future. So i sat down with jane to reflect on where she has been and to help her figure out where shes going. Well, jane, first of all, congratulations on graduating preschool. Are you proud of yourself . Thank you. Yeah. Jimmy you did a good job in preschool. Have you thought about going on to kindergarten . Continuing your education . Hmm, im kind of like scared and excited of. Jimmy youre scared and excited but you are going to go to school. Youre going to continue . Yeah. Jimmy are you going to get a job this summer . Possibly. Jimmy possibly . What kind of job do you think you could be good at . Art. Jimmy could you maybe be an artist . Yeah. Jimmy where would you get a job like that .
Florida sees its biggest oneday rise, some of hollywoods biggest names test positive. And chinasotest crackdown in hong kong seem to have spurred a reaction at the ballot box, voters have turned out in the hundreds of thousands. Lets look at how the week is setting up in asia. A pretty positive lead, asian stocks will keep the rally going. About half a percent after the u. S. Stock rally extended that weekly gain on friday. The s p 500 outperforming the nasdaq for the first time in two weeks. That bifurcation will continue. Nikkei futures up 0. 3 . Trading in chicago after a three i Third Straight weekly decline, continued concerns about another wave of virus cases in tokyo and elsewhere in japan. 1 ney futures setting up for 1. 6 higher. New zealand, blue signals when it comes to trading kiwi stocks after that threeday selloff, up 0. 7 . The level of Foreign Investors piling into the kiwi market suggests we will see further outside with that golden cross, crossing the 200 day dma patt
10 good luck. The strangest school year in modern history has finally come to a close. My daughter jane graduated from preschool this week, which she is very proud about, even though, lets be honest she got a degree in coloring. But it is a milestone, and its never too soon to start planning for the future. So i sat down with jane to reflect on where she has been and to help her figure out where shes going. Well, jane, first of all, congratulations on graduating preschool. Are you proud of yourself . Thank you. Yeah. Jimmy you did a good job in preschool. Have you thought about going on to kindergarten . Continuing your education . Hmm, im kind of like scared and excited of. Jimmy youre scared and excited but you are going to go to school. Youre going to continue . Yeah. Jimmy are you going to get a job this summer . Possibly. Jimmy possibly . What kind of job do you think you could be good at . Art. Jimmy could you maybe be an artist . Yeah. Jimmy where would you get a job like that .