i was livid. >> the national rifle association opens its annual convention today. >> the nra convention here is rallying the gun rights... >> holding its annual convention in charlotte. >> narrator: one year after columbine, it was time for another nra national convention. >> ladies and gentlemen, and members of the national rifle association of america, your president, charlton heston! >> narrator: they had overwhelmed the clinton administration and successfully demonstrated their power in congress. it had been a very good year for the nra. >> the nra is back! (cheers and applause) >> narrator: and now, the nra would take the offensive. >> that leads me to that one mission that is left undone: winning in november. (cheers and applause) >> the race between george w. bush and al gore, that's the last year that the gun issue played a critical role in american politics. >> narrator: now it was time to settle a score with the man who had broken that tie vote in the senate-- al gore. >> i want to say those fighting words for everyone within the sound of my voice to hear and to heed, and espe

for the delicate california medical association and is the chair of the national medical association region six which encompasses 14 u.s. states . the national medical association is the oldest and largest medical association a primarily african-american physicians in 1895. thank you for being with us. you for the invitation. we have addressed in equities and health care throughout its history, especially at they have affected the african-american

lisa mattingly, president of the national association for business economics, joins us now. ms. mattingly, welcome. it is that phrase "nationalist tendencies" around the globe that caught everyone'ser attentn today. do you have anyone in particu >> oh, i think we can see many of these nationalist, protectionist policies coming through in many different countries. we have the brexit vote coming this month in the uk. we have nationalist n protectionist policies being touted by various organizations across the globe. and the panel from may believes that this was going to be one of the biggest behind rahindra to l growth the next two years. >> given that do you think some of that sentiment was reflected in the abysmal jobs report we got friday? >> i thinkhe jobs report on friday probably is a outlier in terms of the data. and we will continue to monitor that. i think the panel believes that job growth is going to re-accelerate into the rest of this year. >> when i hear ihe phrase nationalist in an economic context, and i have to say that i can't imagine that you're not speaking here

plus a move by the national rifle association in the wake of the tragedy in orlando. a new proposal the group is backing. earthquakes game -- against the the game was in orlando. in the 49-th minute -- play was stopped for a moment of >> we have video of a tribute at the earthquakes game played in orlando. in the 49th minute, play was stopped for a moment of silence for the first time in major league soccer history. the 49th minute, to honor the 49 people killed and the 53 injured in last week's mass shooting. instead of usual team colors, as you can see, fans woer colors of the pride flag. the stadium was turned into a rainbow. there will be 49 rainbow colored seats installed and that will be a permanent memorial. the national rifle association just announced it is supporting a proposal that will delay gun sales to anyone on a terror watch list. the proposal would give the feds three days to show a judge that there is probable cause to refuse the sale of a firearm to a person on that watch list. the nra says it would give the law enforcement an opportunity to go befo

their actions will be dictated by the national rifle association. a cnn poll released yesterday, 90% of americans support expanded background checks. 85% of americans support legislation keeping guns away from suspected terrorists. there's one reason that these proposals were not already law. the national rifle association. because they oppose anything dealing with guns. how can senate republicans side with the n.r.a. and against the american people? 90% of americans support expanded background checks. if you're a criminal or a crazy person, you shouldn't be able to get a gun. 85% of americans support legislation keeping guns away from suspected terrorists, but the n.r.a. doesn't support it, so senate republicans don't support it. here's a little secret for my republican colleagues. the n.r.a. doesn't care about you. it doesn't care about your constituents. it doesn't care about the constitutional rights of the followers. the n.r.a. and its leadership care about two things: making money from gun manufacturers and making money for the n.r.a. and sell

activists protesting outside the national rifle association headquarters in fairfax calling for an end to gun violence and assault weapons. 18 people were arrested for blocking the nra entrance. news 4's chris gordon has been talking to people on both sides of the gun debate today. ♪ ain't going to let the nra turn us around". >> reporter: protesters of the nra staged a die-in. hands painted red to symbolize the blood of those violence. the civil disobedience was

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. >> have you heard from the national association, how worried are you that they feel very strongly against the. >> i have not had discussions with the national rifle association. it's possible others have, i have not. but what i would say again is if you ask the average american what to think about this they were going to say that a person who was too dangerous to board an airplane is too dangerous to buy a gun. i think there is overwhelming support for this approach, especially since we built in robust due process. >> democrats are saying that republicans need full support, i clarification senator feinstein's proposal didn't stick to the letter of the list, does your proposals on that vulnerability? >> it does not have broader authority. one thing you need to know about the terrorist screening database is one reason it is so large is that it has a derogatory information about more than 1 million people, but it is information that is not necessarily vetted, corroborated, or investigated.

i recently asked the national rifle association yesterday, i wanted to understand their point of view i asked one of their top people what are your recommendations for reducing gun violence. here are two things they came up with. they responded with and i'd like to get your take on this. number one, prosecute and punish those who break gun laws. the simple fact is that anything illegal that anyone can do with a firearm is already illegal under current law but these laws are not being enforced. what about that? >> i think that's taking it a little beyond my level of expertise with the history of the gun industry. in general, we might you do in your epilogue. you make three or four recommendations. i'm just trying to see, you and i have both written books about guns. i think that like you, i have not figured out precisely what i see solutions gun violence are so i'm interested in looking at the gun control advocates and the national rifle institution to see if there's any points they agree on. i found a point to agree with you on. it's smart gun technology. now in your epilogue, you wri

for the delicate california medical association and is the chair of the national medical association region six which encompasses 14 u.s. states . the national medical association is the oldest and largest medical association a primarily african-american physicians in 1895. thank you for being with us. you for the invitation. we have addressed in equities and health care throughout its history, especially at they have affected the african-american community. i would like to speak to the issues of disparity in violence and aspects of mental health truman. we are focused on the decreasing archimedes. of it is often it's important we understand and obtain the behavioral tools to eliminate violence that have impacted the african-american community disproportionately. numerous barriers to obtaining appropriate mental health treatment especially african americans and other minorities. despite recent progress in developing party with physical healthcare accessing mental health treatment is separate and unequal. barriers include affordability. many psychologist and psychiatrist do not take me

the national association is a lawyer -- completely different. l black bar association are the same. that's the problem. know the difference. if they were the same organization. >> you're saying two different groups, happen to use the word laraza. >> it means race in spanish. it is a latin word. they're different organizations. >> if being a member of naacp, thurgood marshall could not serve on brown versus board of education. we don't disqualify because of race or ethnicity. >> apparently donald trump thinks we do. >> the fact that he does, i agree if he was talking about the organization, that's something you could have argument about. you can't have argument about disqualifying because of race or ethnicity. that's not american. it is not what we stand for. i think donald trump is going to regret having said that. >> interesting, too, donald trump had already raised eyebrows days ago when he said the judge is mexican. you would think in any campaign or traditional campaign there would be people around the candidate who would say you know what, y

so him being a member of the hispanic national bar association and you all throwing it out here as a point is laughable to me as a member of the national bar association because i'm black. those organizations were set up because the american bar association didn't accept our kind at some point. so if they are activists because they are protecting the rights of people who look different from you, then so be it. but that does not mean that a judge of color cannot be impartial and fair in determining whether or not someone violated the law or someone defrauded a student. >> okay. jeffrey, hang on. as the president of the united states, if donald trump were elected -- and this just came to me. if donald trump were elected president of the united states, he would take an oath, right, to serve the american people, correct? >> right. right. >> okay. so as he's a republican, right? >> right. >> he is white, right? >> yeah, but who cares? >> all right. thank you. i'm getting to that. so then as a white republican male, does that mean that he cannot serve all of america, hispanics, blacks, and

presidential candidate gary johnson spoke to the national association of latino elected and appointed officials. he gave his views on a range of issues. this is 25 minutes. mr. johnson: well. i get to give my opinion. going, this election is i just might get to be the president of the united states. i will let you be the judge of that. what is a libertarian? with a broad brushed stroke, there fiscally conservative or socially liberal or socially conservative. we do not care what you are as long as you do not force it on anyone else. theink that fits description of most people in america. i think most people in america are libertarian but don't know it. that arethird leg to the military interventions. libertarians are not isolationist. arertarians non-interventionist. why are we getting involved in another country's affairs? and by getting involved in other countries affairs, are we perhaps making the world less .afe as opposed to more safe so, fiscally conservative. let's go into that. i have been an entrepreneur my entire life and if there is one suggestion is that i give everyone --

. >>> coming up next, our coverage of the shooting in orlando, including a proposal the national rifle association is backing in the wake of this tracking. >>> backlash against the sacramento pastor who was caught online praising the terror attack. >>> then a raging wildfire threatening homes near santa barbara shows no signs of stopping. why this fire is tough to fight. >>> fire danger on the increase statewide as is our temperature pattern in the bay area. numbers in the 90s today and hotter weather in store for the workweek ahead. we'll look at the fo the wake of the orlando massacre. what ideas they'll be explains >>> lawmakers are zeroing in on gun control in wake of the orlando massacre. jennifer johnson explains the ideas they will be discussing and the hurdles they'll have to face. >> reporter: church bells rang honoring the 49 victims gunned down a week ago. a nation in mourning and debating how to get guns out of hands of terrorists. the senate takes up four amendments. >> the question comes our deeply embedded are members of the senate and the house to the national rifle association. >>

the national association is a lawyer -- completely different. n ters and national black bar association are the same. that's the problem. know the difference. if they were the same organization. >> you're saying two different groups, happen to use the word lar az a. >> it means race in spanish. it is a latin word. they're different organizations. >> if being a member of naacp, thur good marshall could not serve on brown versus board of education. we don't disqualify because of race or ethnicity. >> apparently donald trump thinks we do. >> the fact that he does, i agree if he was talking about the organization, that's something you could have argument about. you can't have argument about disqualifying because of race or ethnicity. that's not american. it is not what we stand for. i think donald trump is going to regret having said that. >> interesting, too, donald trump had already raised eyebrows days ago when he said the judge is mexican. you would think in any campaign or traditional campaign there would be people around the candidate who would

i recently asked the national rifle association yesterday, in fact, wanted to understand their pointf view. i asked one of the top people, what are your recommendations for reducing gun violence. here are two things they respond with a note like to get your take on them. number-one, arrest, prosecute and punish those who break him as. the simple fact is that anything illegal that anyone can do with a firearm is already illegal under current law, but these laws are not being enforced. what about that? guest: i think that's taking me a bit beyond my area of expertise with history of the gun industry. in general-- host: you doing your epilogue you make three or four recommendations and i'm just trying to see who, you know, you and i have both written books about guns. i think like you i have not figured out precisely what i see solutions bargained by lazar, so i'm interesting to look at the so-called gun control advocates in the national rifle association to see if there are any points they agree on. i found a point they agree with you on, pamela. 's mark gun technology. now, in your ep

court order to stop the sale of gun to proposed terrorist, proposal being backed by the national rifle association. >> it provides due process for the good people, and it gives law enforcement the ability where they can conduct these investigations and it won't blow what they're doing. >> but the nrs a big reason why none of the proposals up for vote today are expected to pass. the group tweeted alert last week, urging its members to contact lawmakers, and express opposition to new gun control measures. >> how deeply embedded are members of the senate and the house to the national rifle association. >> cbs news poll shows the majority of all americans, including republicans, support expanded backgrounds checks. but, nra members are more likely to be politically active and use their money to back their beliefs. craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news", they're not running on empty but in the running on fuel either. the solar powered plane flies off on its most challenging mission yet. >> and forget about 50% off tickets. how about free tickets from

rifles to the national association, campaigning to have not many can restrict and in the u.s. >> france stranger to terrorist attacks. two major deadly attacks on french soil just last year. we remember americans reacting vividly and emotionally to the attacks in paris. >> we have been getting support from the french press here. i will go quickly. referring, they are to the attack as terror and hatred. that is a nod that those who were targeted to a gay nightclub. a possible hate crime angle. it is between a large image of two men embracing outside of the nightclub with a headline, orlando, the new gaping wound. >> let's take a closer look at courage in the u.s.. >> take a look at the orlando sentinel, they had been covering the story round-the-clock jury orlando is more known for disneyland and mass shootings. the editorial board is saying, sunday's heinous act of brutality must not define our community. they say what ever the investigators uncover regarding motive, we have to remember that 50 innocent people were killed, and that is a blow to any community. what we need to do now stan

that's the national rifle association position. they're not exclusive. you can protect the rights of law-abiding people while preventing terrorists from doing bad things. >> the bill you're supporting is saying the government has 72 hours to prove the case. you have to have a trial in 72 hours. if they can't prove the case, in 72 hours, that person can go and buy a gun. that's not going to work. >> here's what law enforcement has told us. they don't want to give these guys more than 72 hours. it gives them an opportunity to go dark or buy pipe bombs like they did bsh build pipe bombs like they did in boston. this notion that more gun control will prevent some jihadist who thinks he'll obtain martyrdom by killing innocent people. gets away from the serious nature of the problem we're facing. we want to make sure law abiding americans have the common sense ability to protect themselves when the government is failing them. >> one of the weapons the killer had was this so-called sig sauer mcx. a mill-style assault weapon. we heard seth moulton, who did three

association, mr. speaker. -- national rifle association, mr. speaker, because they actually used to support universal background checks at gun shows. may 27, 1999, wayne lapierre, the current president of the national rifle association, testified before the house about one month before columbine in which 12 high school students and one teacher were murdered and he said this and i quote. we think it's reasonable to provide mandatory instant background checks for every sale at every gun show. no loopholes anywhere for anyone, and that is a direct quote from wayne lai pmbings ierre from the national rifle association. when did they change? when it became politically expedient to do the job of the gun industry. and so unfortunately they flipped their position and they no longer support expanded background checks and they've worked to prohibit that action here in congress. and so i will say, mr. speaker, to speaker rirne -- ryan, to my republican colleagues, enough already. we are tired. we are done. it is past time for the congress to listen to the

. >> this is a live look at vigil held for orlando shooting victims outside of the national rifle association headquarters fairfax. code pink and other anti-gun org sdraitionz calling for ban or assault rifles. 49 heart were made to honor those in orlando. >> the naacp honored the 49 people in the shooting that were gunned down and 9 people gunned down in south carolina church. north car line abecame an ep center or lgbt right after passing a law dick tairting which bathrooms transgender people can use. >> learning about the victim of a deadly shooting in d.c.. stephanie goodlow was killed inside her kentucky avenue hom home. her exboyfriend donald harryson killed her. she reported him top police several times. >> in arlington police say a woman was sexually assaulted at knifepoint inside her own home around 2 a.m. sunday north fourth street in boss stop park the suspect crawled into the ground floor apartment through app on window and the victim was able to escape to a bathroom and the suspect took off. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> we're sdwo days away from learnin

here's what is happening, the latest survey from the national association of business, economics shows their users reduced overall growth to just 1.8%. the outlook is looking at consumer spending, business investment and corporate profits. so does the jobs report make the outlook look darker? joining us is greg, a survey analyst for nabe and the chief economist at oxford. good morning. >> good morning. >> the jobs report was done before? >> yes, it was available early may. swould so you would see quite strong expectations for job growth in the survey despite the fact that gdp growth was marked down .40% for the year from 2002 to 2008. >> how are you processing the shockingly despite of the jobs report? what is your take on it? >> i always have lipstick in my pocket because i think you have to take every single jobs report with a little bit of a grape of salt in a sense. because yes, it wasn't a good report and you had very little job growth numbers. you had the unemployment rate fall down, but for the wrong reasons because a lot of the labor force relative ly flat. >> joe makes a reall

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with coalition for the national association on aging policy briefing and visit to capital hill i was with a number of folks from california and formed the california coalition as a team talked about a lot of the issues no california specifically concerns about social security and what will happen in the future of social security we talked about medicare we talked about housing and how we might building that housing is part of health care an interval part and talked about being a nutrition and the food security and things like that to it was an interesting especially with the people when it was an interesting conversation he in particular is very concerned of the issues with the aging and department of aging & adult services and sent me materials that he is work on how to engage people gave me the american public in raising concerns about working with you know kind of the needs of older adults and sfugz his concern not enough attention 0 those issues we feel the concern it was interesting to here him and take on that issue how we might have better confusion with older adults an intere

the national association of insurers is estimating almost $700 million in damages in france alone. the district of weilheim in the southern german state of bavaria declared a state of emergency today after heavy rains continued to drench the area overnight. learn about the obama administration's efforts to close the guantanamo bay detention center before the president leaves office. read the report online at pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: and the reuters news agency reports that the 17- month u.s. effort to train and build up the iraqi army has fallen short. current and former u.s. officers and officials told reuters that despite u.s. efforts, the army's combat capacity has barely improved and that the government relies too heavily on shiite militias to do the fighting. for more about the readiness of the iraqi army, i am joined via skype by ned parker of reuters, who co-wrote the report. give us a lay of the land here. what's the mix between the iraqi army and the militias? who is doing the fighting? >> it's a mic'd bag really. the iraqi army has only five functioning divisions

national rifle association. we are going to protect your 2nd amendment.e will protect your 2nd amendment. i love you, too. nice guy over there. big strong guy. i love you. so, look, we have had an incredible period of time june 16 we started and it's been an amazing ride. all over the world they are talking about it, it's a movement. they said they have never seen anything like it. the biggest crowds of anybody by far. the other night, bernie had 3,000 and i had 17,000. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: and they talked about me, donald trump made a speech, never mentioned the number of people and bernie has had a massive crowd of 3,000 people. i tell you what, the press is so biased against us, but i believe we have the numbers. i really believe it. you know, they used to call it the silent majority, now i think we are going to call it the noisy majority. we are not silent. last night, in san jose, we had an amazing crowd. it was packed and it was incredible and at the basketball game on, which is that area, the san francisco game, and we had some crowd. i

a gauge of sentiment issued by the national association of home build respect rose in june. the report showed builders are feeling pretty good about the upcoming six months. they are seeing better traffic and more committed buyers supported by steady job gains and low mortgage rates. speaking of those low mortgage rates, freddie mac reports the 30-year fixed rate mortgage is averaging 3.54%, down from the prior week and the lowest level since may of 2013. >>> so what does all of this global uncertainty around the world mean for the domestic economy and markets here at home? brian jacobson, chief portfolio strategist at wells fargo funds, joins us now. welcome, it's good to have you here again, >> thanks, sue. >> you know, it does seem as though the market has an awful lot on its plate. especially when you look at what's going on overseas. but what impact do you think, if any, all of this will have on the market and the u.s. economy? >> i think that it's a matter of your time frame here. if we're talking about what might it mean for the market over the next week or so, i thin

currently participating in the on-demand economy and initiate add survey of the members of the national association of the self-employed. our objective was to assess whether tax compliance challenges exist even among a group of taxpayers who by their own self-selection as members are experienced self-employed small businessowners. their responses indicate a significant lack of understanding of the information available regarding self-employed tax filing obligations. specifically our survey revealed among respondents who served income with an on-demand platform economy in 2015, approximately 22% of all our respondents, approximately 1/3 did not know whether or not they were required to file quarterly estimated payments to the irs on on-demand income. 43% were unaware how much they would owe in taxes and did not set aside any money for the tax on the income. almost half didn't know about any tax deductions, expenses or related as a result of a percentage could face auditing -- cost to taxpayers can also be quantified in terms of time spent preparing returns and chasing down questions to complex tax q

this posted by the national association of latino elected and appointed officials. it's 30 minutes. >> thank you. good afternoon. thank you. great to be here your that ask you to give one more hand to the people who are serving our meal and working so hard for us? [applause] justin, thank you so much. buenos aires. it's an honor to be here with you. it's an honor to be with so many distinguished leaders and mentors, mentors like henry, secretary cisneros, great friends like alex padilla, and the force of nature known as arturo vargas. when we start with arturo? thank you for what you do day in and day out, arturo. and to pauline, michel martinez, two examples of when women succeed, naleo succeeds, so thank you so much for what you are doing and this is not my visit to naleo. it's always been an honor to be with you. it's an honor to be with you because having been in local government i know the rubber hits the road and local government. i know when you're working in cities and counties and states, you can't afford to be ideological. you've got to get the job done. s

. >>> the national association of realtors has a new list of the top cities for millennials who want to buy a home. the group looked at job growth and housing conditions. austin, texas came out on top with the largest number of millennials living and moving there. other cities on the list include denver, minneapolis and portland, not surprised that san francisco is not on the list. despite the big city charm, new york and san francisco had too high of home prices. >>> 4:57. a breakthrough treatment for stroke victims. how it helps them recover in hours next. >> reporter: and when donald trump comes to town, we expect things to happen. his visit to san jose was no exception. we'll show you what happened inside and outside the rally. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm kenny choi. >>> good morning. it is friday, june 3. thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec in for michelle. >> i'm kenny choi. let's take a live look outside right now at the s.a.p. center in san jose. the sharks will host the penguins on game 2 on saturday night. we are hoping for a win. >> mm-hm. >> game 2? >> game 3, rather. th

about this topic and is president and founder of a publishing company, and katie serves at the national association the self-employed. so good to see you both. >> nice to be here. >> as a quick summary, explain to the audience how it changed? >> first of all, i should reassure everybody that the sky is not falling and most small businesses probably won't be affected at all, but how this has come about is that way back in the depression, rules were adopted to make sure that workers weren't exploited and particularly to try and encourage a regular 40-hour workweek, and as a result overtime pay was required for any employees who were not considered managerial or supervisal. the employees that fell into the category that fell exempt to overtime kept expanding and then 80% of employees were covered by it and now it's down to 8%, and what has happened is trying to readjust that and part of the reason this has come about, many employees especially in large retail or restaurants were abusing this and naming people as supervisors or team leaders or managers who were doing menial work and then requiring them

on tuesday, hundreds of people gathered outside the headquarters of the national rifle association in fairfax, virginia to call for gun control , measures. troy petenbrink k was among the. we need the assault weapon ban to be back in place. we need to keep these guns off the street and unavailable. we're not talking about your basic guns you need for protection. we all support that, but we don't support literally weapons of mass dedestruction. 49 people killed in a matter of minutes. amy: california democratic senator dianne feinstein has released new statistics showing more than 90% of known or suspected terrorists who have attempted to buy a gun since 2004 have passed a background check and been cleared to do so. the data from the government accountability office shows between 2004 and 2015, nearly 2500 people on the watch list applied to purchase weaeapons. nearly 2300 of them were approved. last year, the approval rate was even higher, at 95%, with only 21 of 244 people on the terrorist watch list failing the background checkck. hillary clinton has won the final democratic primary

, the question comes how deeply embedded are members of the senate and the house to the national rifle associationcause you will never be able to meet what the national rifle association wants and achieve anything that will take the ar-15, the si gsauer, every year there's a new weapon more dangerous than the weapon that came before it i think it's really the resolve of the people of america. 82% of people by test, see a national security concerns say, yes, use this terrorist watch list. yes, give the attorney general the right to stop a gun sale. >> dickerson: senator feinstein, thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you, john. dickerson: we'll be right back. and with her, a flood of potential patients. a deluge of digital records. x-rays, mris. all on account...of penelope. but with the help of at&t, and a network that scales up and down on-demand, the hospital can be ready. giving them the agility to be flexible & reliable. because no one knows & like at&t. >> dickerson: joining us now from the national security perspective is former homeland security advisor to president george bush, fr

she is here in her capacity as president of the national association of counties. mr. ian coon director of the florida emergency management and president of the national emergency management association. he is here to talk with us about his experience as well as help us see things from a state perspective. mr. eric nelson vice president of catastrophe analysis for the travellers corporation representing the build strong coalition. mr. kevin mickey, chair of the multihazard mitigation council of the national institute building sciences. i ask unanimous consent that our witnesses' full statements be ordered into the record. without objection so ordered. we hoped that the david paulison would be joining us but he had further commitments. i have statements for the record from administrator paulison. i thank him and the build strong corporation for their input on these important top ticks and i ask man us in consent that the statement be included for the record. without objection so ordered. for our witnesses here since your written testimony has been made part of the record

of governing board as well as the national association among others. this dialogue is crucial for the future of higher education and it must continue as we plan for our future generations. i find it very interesting that based on inside higher ed, recent survey of the university's president. higher education and leaders don't feel their campus is faced with the same racial tensions. the survey shows that 84% of presidents charactered race relations on their perspective campus as excellent or good. only 20% describing it as the university nationwide is good and none describe race relations at colleges nationwide as excellent. a large portion, administrator feels it cannot happen on campus. while it is conceivable that maybe true for some. the university of missouri experienced was recently. it could be attributed at least in part to similar sentiment. the view is that race relations were good, maybe even excellent at mizu. the fact the matter is leaders were not paying attention and they got caught. our students were concerned and felt ext

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