that s frank parisi. he says they ve seen four straight days of sales that have been double what they normally see in a day. we caught up with him after the lunch rush. but his crew was still cranking out orders. most of the customers - he says - are t-v crews who have been busy setting up and preparing to cover the debate. ((patrick walker)) no doubt we make up a small percentage of the chaos here on campus. and we ll be right back in the middle of things debate. paul. ((paul joncich)) you mentioned secret service has a very strong presence.. what are some of the security measures you ve seen around the thomas and mack center? ((patrick walker)) the university and secret service have built a wall around the thomas and mack parking lot of shipping crates. also there are limited access points for vehicles. and there are plenty of barriers that quickly. and lots of mobile video surveillance units are around the perimeter of the debate zone. ((paul joncich)) what will
talk about. ((brian loftus)) trump has lost support among women voters.. after multiple allegations of sexual assault and harrassment.. from a tape that recently surfaced. meanwhile, clinton s campaign says she s ready to tackle questions.. about her hacked d-n-c emails. with the latest batch released from wikileaks. /// ((kirsten joyce)) the format of tonight s debate is the traditional candidates at podiums - a unlv professor and debate coach says. uglier than the last one. ((brian loftus)) u-n-l-v has been prepping for months for tonight s showdown. along with the security precautions and the necessary road closures. ((kirsten joyce)) we have team coverage with 8 news reporters nia wong and michael stevens. we ll first start with michael. who s at u-n-l-v where all the action is taking place, michael? ((michael stevens)) brian, kirsten. a city, that s really the best way to describe what it s like the world are in las vegas covering tonight s third and final pres
a cnn/ orc poll out yesterday shows close contests between the two contenders in the crucial state of nevada.as well as north carolina and ohio. donald trump: tomorrow night s going to be interesting. now she s home sleeping and i m working. donald trump taking a shot at hillary clinton ahead of wednesday s third and final presidential debate. donald trump: that s the way it s going to be in the white house too. she d be sleeping, i d be working. the debate topicw immigration, the economy, the supreme court, and fitness to be president. that last one will likely spark talk of controversies roiling both campaigns. .including hillary clinton s e-mail and donald trump s insistence that the election is being rigged. president obama on the day of his final state dinner tuesday had harsh words for trump ahead of wednesday s debate. pres. obama: i d advise mr. if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose, you start blaming somebody else, then you don t have
State Representative Jennifer Sanalitro, serving the 48th District, is gearing up for a busy legislative season in Springfield. As lawmakers reconvene, numerous bills and legislative proposals will be introduced to the General Assembly, initiating an important phase in the public policy-making process. Representative Sanalitro looks forward to engaging in thoughtful discussions and reviews in committee meetings regarding possible changes to Illinois law.In January, Representative Sanalitro toured the DuPage County Jail alongside Sheriff James Mendrick. The visit showcased.
CAROL STREAM, IL - Representative Jennifer Sanalitro has announced the winner of her Constituent of the Month program for January 2024. Frank Parisi, a longtime resident of Carol Stream, has been recognized for his dedication and contributions to the community.Parisi's commitment to Carol Stream is well-known among his peers and neighbors. He played a crucial role in founding the Carol Stream Parks Foundation, an initiative that provides financial support to the Carol Stream Park District. One of the foundation's significant contributions is the Youth Scholarship Fund,.