Ballots directly to the registrars office. In Santa Clara County, more than 437,000 people have cast their ballots. About half, about 220,000, have put their ballots not in the mail but directly into drop boxes. Nbc bay areas Marianne Favro is live at the Santa Clara County registrar of voters in san jose with more on that. And marianne, people want to make sure they get in and their votes count. Reporter they are very concerned about that, janelle. If you look here, this is where people drop off their ballots at the registrar of Voters Office. Many people we talked with today felt that their vote would be secure if they dropped it off at this specific location. 13 miles, thats how far ted and carol bautista drove today to turn in their ballots at the drop box at the registrar Voters Office in san jose. I feel like it is safer to drop it on a place where you will be counted. Reporter but Evelyn Mendez with the Santa Clara County registrar of Voters Office says theres no need to make a
Axiom that is 90 percent the fact is we will see how germany is buying tack and u. S. Pharmaceutical giant pfizer have the world daring to hope. Plus u. S. President elect joe biden unveiling his coded 19 task force he warns that until a vaccine is widely available the u. S. Has a dark winter ahead. Im sorry kelly welcome to the program protests have erupted in armenia after its Prime Minister agreed to a peace deal with azerbaijan the truce and the fighting in the disputed region of nagornokarabakh and allows us or by john to keep its territorial days now at least a 1000 people have been killed since the longstanding conflict erupted again in september russia mediated the cease fire which moscow says will enable a permanent end to the bloodshed. Thousands of armenians demonstrated outside government headquarters in the capital yerevan to show their displeasure over the countrys peace deal with azerbaijan that also includes russia as a peacekeeper hundreds of the protesters actually ma
Live. Here in the. Welcome to the program now a breakthrough has been reached in. Agree a ceasefire. Talks in moscow involving the Foreign Ministers of both countries. Looks at the results. More than that hours of talks here in moscow mediated by the Russian Foreign minister Sergey Lavrov armenia and azerbaijan have finally agreed to cease fire which has already commenced at. Midnight moscow. By john they have also agreed to begin substance based negotiations from here on out and also they will continue holding their consultations and sauce in the same format as its been happening now once again cease fire had already began and as said its going to be a humanitarian ceasefire to allow the. Exchange soldiers as well as prisoners of war now once again that. They were held for a long time and the journalists have been here at the foreign minister for at least 1314 hours but its the Russian Foreign minister lavrov about a minute and a half minutes to. The press that this cease fire in is f
Comment, president sanchez. Sorry, go ahead. Thank you very much. On behalf of the Community Advisory committee for special education, i wanted to make a few comments here. Weve commented not only on the Student Assignment, but at the september 14th meeting for the Budget Service committee, where we saw the transportation presentation. The recurring theme here between Student Assignment and transportation is that the inequity is a cost driver. The fact that we dont have supports and services and programs at all of our schools means that Going Forward [simultaneous talking] our students have to be driven across town in some cases to get the appropriate program. And we have routes that go across the bay into multiple counties. One of the ways that we can fix this would be providing more support and services in our district, providing more supports and services at every school. And we would bring special education costs down and our transportation costs down. When we talk, though, also ab
I think the perceptionce that many people in the United States and also around the worldhi that this is an extraordinary unusual time in a sense where we are out of time will be a curiosity in the future. People will look back and wonder about that wonderment. And he gets kind of an interesting phenomenon. When you think about today do you compare it to any other time in history . As a historian. Im interested in that. We have a cognitive tendency. In the same way im the kind of person that seems like this and family members. Our need for familiarity. For most of my career as a historian. What time is this like. It is an easy story to write. I think theres a whole crop of president ial biographers who go out on talk shows. I generally find them to be not i in this era. Its actually a way to kind of contain the chaos. It is a way to avoid what is truly strange about this. What do we mean when we talk about American History. How are we to reckon with the fact that our present day is so p