In bell month university in nashville, tennessee. Just this week the Debate Commission made a change in the debate rules. One candidates microphone will now be muted while his opponent delivers an initial two minute long answer at the start of each of six topic segments. The topics tonight chosen by the moderator are fighting covid19. American families. Race in america. Climate change. National security. And leadership. The final debate has in the past focused on foreign policy, and the Trump Campaign complained about the changes made as a result of the cancelation of the second debate which the commission decided would have to be done virtually. This debate on the latest kal ender date in recent his it tree comes as the Coronavirus Infection rate is again rising across the United States. And after the president himself contracted the virus three weeks ago. This matchup comes as early voting continues and at an historic pace in all 50 states with more than 47 million americans having a
Candidates will face off for the final time. You are looking at live pictures from the debate hall at can the bell in nashville, tennessee. Were seeing records broken already. Nearly 50 million americans have voted, and thats more ballots cast before election day in 2016. A rot of people. This is presidenPresident Trumpt opportunity to go face to face with a former Vice President. As you remember, their second debate was canceled when mr. Trump balked at a virtual format after he tested positive for covid19. Now, each candidate held an individual town hall one week ago. Both were tame affairs, compared to that first meeting, which you can describe as an overthetop slugfest, marred by insults and interruptions that left many wishing the organizers could simply just cut the microphones. So tonight, while one candidate is answering a direct question for two minutes, the other candidates microphone will be muted. The moderator, nbcs Kristen Welker, has chosen six topics fighting covid19, A
A rally in florida this weekend u. S. President was hospitalized with his doctor has not said if the president has since tested negative for the box. And germany marks one year since he confessed neo nazi attacked a synagogue in the city hall is going to people the anniversary comes as germanys foreign minister right during tar the greatest danger facing the nation. Im brian thomas good to have you with us today europe is seeing a resurgence of new coronavirus cases that have now surpassed those in the United States dell infections have reached record levels in the United Kingdom and france here in germany meanwhile berlin has been declared a coronavirus hans automats a nationwide search new structures are going into effect with the head of germanys main Public Health Institute Warning that wise for infections are likely if people fail to keep to hygiene and distancing rules but Officials Say the countrys Health Care System is up to the task. Coronavirus hotspots are cropping up all ov
President yee good afternoon. And welcome to the october 6th, 2020, regular meeting of the San Francisco board of supervisors. Madam clerk, will you please call the roll. Clerk thank you, mr. President. Supervisor fewer. Commissioner fewer present. Clerk supervisor haney . Supervisor haney present. Clerk supervisor mandelman . Supervisor mandelman present. Clerk supervisor mar. Supervisor mar present. Clerk supervisor peskin. Supervisor peskin present. Clerk supervisor preston. Supervisor preston present. Clerk supervisor ronen. Supervisor ronen present. Clerk supervisor safai. Supervisor safai present. Clerk supervisor stefani. Supervisor stefani present. Clerk supervisor walton. Supervisor walton present. Clerk and supervisor yee. President yee present. Clerk mr. President , all members are present. President yee okay. Thank you. Please place your right hand over your heart. Will you please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United St
Exhibit in washington, d. C. This program was recorded in 2015. Hi, im the professor of history at American University and director of the American Universitys Nuclear Studies institute. And i began our institute back in 1995. It was born in the midst of the controversy around the exhibit. Which was going to be held at the air and space museum at the smithsonian institution, but it got cancelled. This was an a attempt to do an honest and balanced exhibit about the decision to drop the bomb and the kobs kwens of the atomic bombing. This was the 50th anniversary. In the midst of that, i decided with one of my students, whose mother and grandmother survived the bombing in hiroshima, she had decided to do Something Special to commemorate the 50th anniversary. So were going to teach two courses here on campus and bring students here. While we were planning this, the smithsonian exhibit got cancelled. So the museums of hiroshima asked if wed do an exhibit here on the 50th an verse ri. That w