Collateral damage particularly among poor populations. Dont use a lockdown as your primary control method knockdowns one consequence that you never ever belittled and that is making poor people for. A very warm welcome to you youre watching R T International with me the care and. The faltering ceasefire in the corner karabakh has entered its 4th day as armenia and azerbaijan i get accuse each other of violating the truce that made a series of shelling attacks from today those still the 2 nations which border asia and europe agree to lay down their weapons to Exchange Prisoners and those killed in the fighting meanwhile nearly 700 unexploded munitions have been found in the disputed enclave and the armenian Prime Minister has warned of a potential humanitarian catastrophe but is very good. Its part of ported several of its own regions had been shelled barcoo also accuses armenia of bombarding the 2nd largest city in the country killing at least 10 people and injuring dozens and this is
Tonight ng welcome. Tonight is the first time democrats oxchitl torres small interpublic and ms. Herrell have debated in the same rapada in the same room. The candidates have agreed to social distancing measures. Therell be no handshaking tonight, and the candidates are distanced from the crew inside of her studio. This race is a rematch from 2018 when taurus mall narrowly defeated herrell and we are excited to have an opportunity to give both a platform to voters. The candidates have agreed to all the rules. Candidates will have one minute for opening remarks two minutes , to answer each question 90 seconds for closing remarks. Moderators may enter up to moderators may interrupt candidates who exceeds the time limit at the moderators discretion we will take to very short commercial breaks. Earlier this week candidates , agreed agree to a coin flip to determine order of appearance for opening and closing remarks. Ms. Herrell will go first and oxchitl torres small is going second. Ms. H
And whether to extend the statutory deadline. S hearing. Pursuant to house rules, some members will appear in person, and others will appear remotely via webx. Since some members are appearing in person, let me first remind everyone that pursuant to the latest guidance from the house attending physician, all individuals attending this hearing in person must wear a face unless they are talking. Members who are not wearing a face mask will not be recognized. Let me also make a few reminders for those in person. You will only see members and witnesses appearing remotely on the monitor in front of you. When they are speaking in what is known in webx as an active speaker view. A temer is visible in front of you. For timer is visible in front of you. Let me remind everyone of a few points. For members appearing remotely, i know you are familiar and here are the points. First, you will be able to see each person speaking during the hearing, whether in person or remote, as long as you have you
Callahan. In a unique partnership tonight, we are working together with the Portland Press harold and the Bangor Daily News to get you the answers you need to cast your ballot. Coincidentally, this first meeting of the candidates falls on the 19th anniversary of the 9 11 terror attacks, a day when we remember the heroes and honor the lives lost. It is also a day when americans feel even more patriotic than they usually do, and part of our civic duty is to make informed choices on election day. We want to help you do that, so we are going to be asking questions for the four candidates. The incumbent is republican Susan Collins, seeking election to a fifth term. The democrat is speaker of the main house, sara gideon. There are two independents, max linn and lisa savage, who belongs to the green independent party, but is not running as a Party Candidate on the ballot. There has been plenty of heat in the campaign. Our hope is to shed some light on important issues. The first round of ques
Firsthand how the laws and programs that we enact here are working and to receive the feedback on legislation being considered by the congress in the future and what i can do to better help the folks back home. Now, a typical state work period involves dozens of facetoface events from every corner of my state covering all ages, professions and walks of life. Last august i spent time talking with my constituents about everything from the smith act and g. I. Benefits from student veterans to project safe neighborhood grants and the u. S. Mexicocanada trade agreement, but as we all know, 2020 has been anything, but typical and this august was no exception. These big inperson events have been replaced with virtual ones but face to face meetings which now involve wearing masks, social distancing and a heavy dose of hand sanitizer. Instead of the broad range of policies we might normally discuss, almost every one of them centered on the impact of covid19. No big surprise there. Ive heard fro