Focused on key battleground states. First up today is florida. Mary ellen klas is the Tallahassee Bureau chief for the miami herald, joining us now to talk about what is always a battleground state. Why is that . Is a microcosm of the nation. As florida goes, the nation goes. Trump one ago, donald florida by barely 113,000 votes in a state of more than 10 million voters. He carried that narrow victory onto the white house. State. Is a very divided weve got diversity. In ethnic ways, but economically as well as demographically. Older voters, Younger Voters, people who are divided by both democratic and republican. As florida goes, the nation will go. We have seen voting problems host we have seen voting problems in florida. Is the state ready . Guest i think it is. Of 20ad this legacy years ago, recounts. Florida has so recrafted and updating its Voting System that the state is prepared for what we are seeing as a record surge in early voting turnout. It has been going smoothly. Host wh
Barrett to the Supreme Court, with National Turn it National Journal Senate Reporter. Maryellen klaas, and then Michael Binder. Journal is next. With eight days to go until election day 2020, congas begins with a stalemate over Economic Relief and a response to the coronavirus pandemic and the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the support. The senate has a rare weekend session to move forward on the nomination and democrats are holding the senate in session through tonight, into this morning. You can see live pictures of the senate floor right now. Heres how we are dividing the lines. Republicans, 202 7488001. Democrats, 202 7488000. Ndependents, 202 7488002 you can join the conversation by texting with your first name, city and state, at 202 7488003, or go to twitter, or facebook. Com cspan. Has covid19 impacted your vote . If it hasnt, we want to hear from you as well. What is impacting your vote and if the pandemic impacts your vote, we want to know why. Why has it motivated you to
Speakers include doctor anthony tolkien, director of the National Institute of allergy and Infectious Diseases and hamburg , former fda commissioner. This is about an hour. Why are we even hear. I will give one example. In 2009 there was a pandemic flu. Make a swine flu, i dont know why. Its beside the point. Doing you want enough to go back and out of blake instructed more than 2 billion people. As far as i can tell and theres a lot of reporting on this, the who acted incredibly admirably and rapidly in getting vaccine out. And the only reason that it wasnt one of the most devastating epidemics in the history of humanity is because that person particular flu decided not to be berlin. We dont get a vote but the Gates Foundation else modelers who are pretty good and they estimated that had been anything like the 1918 flu, 33, 37 Million People would have died and then we wouldnt be having this conversation or at least some of us wouldnt becausewe began. And what happens when these sort
Usually, i enrolled in every group of cooks. The ladies of qasimabadia were good cooks. Cooks came from qasimabad. They used to come from his work, he also had a good cook , the group changed month by month , the young men did the procurement work, because usually from 0 to 10, the food was with us. We used to see that there is a part where the sisters prepare onions and potatoes for the stew some of our sisters are frying onions, they are cleaning and chopping vegetables , and they are cleaning rice in that part of the warehouse. These will be ready by 5 00 pm. The rice dishes are soaked. They soak the rice. From 10 00 to 12 00 at night, how many people have a night pass . From 12 00 p. M. To 3 00 a. M. , we have another night pass. The food is ready all morning, they start to take food until 2 in the afternoon, they take food, once the ghee is correct. We had done it, then we had turned it off in the morning when we woke up when we wanted to collect the food , we increased the flame
Setting up rural and dinner structures along with Live Performance of local and native tunes in tehran, chadorq ail bozor shaneh from ardabil province, moghan plain, the name of this what is a tent . The name of this tent is called rastan golestan, the central part of kalaleh, sistan and rochistan. They bring it inside. And azari, turken, and mozif, arabspeaking nomads, made of reed gave a special appearance to the village of abad. This part is a square shape , each symbol of a day, which means 365 , each of which is a symbol of a season, and these bows too. There are 63 of them, that one is made of birch wood and this one is made of birch wood it is a circle that holds the whole, its name is cheskie, nomadic tribes and villagers are going to offer Natural Products and handicrafts of their region to the visitors, now it is a rug. The local lasas carpet panel of the majlis, the traditional back pillow, and the handicrafts of abadabadi village, which are going to introduce you to a week