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people will read this book and some may feel deflated and say racism was so bad back then, jim crow, segs et cetera, and it feels like it's so bad today, how can i maintain hope in this world, whether as a black kid or a did not black going i'm an ally and i want this world to be a better place? >> so that's why we didn't just twoobtd write a history about racism, we wanted to write it about anti-racism. we wanted to show people how they have been fighting against racism from its origins and they can be a part of the fight. here is how people have done it in the past, how they have been effective and here's how you can be effective today. >> trevor: one thing you do really well in the book, in my opinion, is you break it down so people can see what is oftentimes underlying racism or a racism some people may not even realize they have been indoctrinated into. you talk about the southern strategy, how nixon and many republicans realized they couldn't just say these things, they couldn't call black people the n-word outwardly, they had to say ghettos and thugs and the code words and languag

of this primary season where every prime season where people after they go through the weird -- on segith broker convention, and they realize that's not going to happen and then they're like the veep pick is important it is not important and -- no one is thinking. it is not part of anybody's indication ever when they volt and we're waiting when they vote. i agree with you, though, i never -- >> i think it is important. to be president. it doesn't matter don't go this road where you think it is important and maybe if you need material but it doesn't -- >>how dare you. doesn't ever matter. hey i'll take you outside. >> openly saying you'll die in office. what are you saying how dare you. no, no i have a firm belief they're going to pick kamala harris and he's out if he wins he's out and she's president but i'm going to wrap this up. >> might pick her because he thinks she's going to aattract more votes and he doesn't need help. >> but he needs a woman and who doesn't. greg: i have to overrule but hard for democrat hads to look at this field think they have four years to prepare, and what

. >> it's really because we're agme we ssweere seg ndhe is "get ready," but now the message is "it'se. get serious." there's still a chance. many countries have a chance to slow things down, but this virus is going to be in most communities, and, so, we have to mobilize all our forces, mobilizeur people, mobilize our ideas, our innovations, to so s, t,ithaw t systems and cause major suffering and death. >> woodruff: when you say "in every community," do you mean literally evercommunity, every city, every toyevwnneigerorhood? >> it has that potential to do that, so this is why we use a term like pandemic. it does instill fear and panic.be ou weapon is calm, sensible, rationale behavior and application of our genius. technological innovations in korea and in china, and we've seen them beat down epidemics, huge numbers of cases and bring them down. i we know we can do it, b really does take every human being on this planet taking it seriously, listening to what needs to be done and doing it. >> woodruff: that's sobering. and dr. harris, when you speak mobilizing people to a what exactly

which means eight seg record and each one is historic look at the two day of twos. october 1st, dollar yen. look how much it's suffered against the yen. it's lost in the last seven session, two and a half cents. finally year to date of the euro versus the kdollar, same thing where's is that selling gone well some in the yen a lot in the euro. kelly, back to you >> rick, thank you very much the world health organization not yet calling the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic. pointing out that 90% of cases are in china mostly in province, but the spread is growing and meg has more pr the us >> the w.h.o. noting today that as cases in china are declining, they're still rising in the rest of the world new cases today were almost nine times higher than those in china. of particular concern, cory ree e area, italy, iran and japan. in the u.s., numbers are rising as state and local labs get the ability to run their own tests new cases of community transmission in california and washington state where officials are b tracking an outbreak at a nurse iing facility where a patt h

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has been looked at as a comprehensive policy solution, that would think about wealth and income and seg gays and think about inequality and think about why are there continuing -- disparate racial outcomes, so in the 21st century, the late 20th centuries, the way in which we can identify racism is by looking at outcomes, right, and when we think about represent raising, this is connected to mass incarceration as well. now, by the 1970s one of the things that walters really becomes interested in is presidential politics, and i want to talk about presidential politics and black power. walters leads studies is and the 1976, 19880 and 1984 political conventions, democratic political conventions. he's very much interested in the way in which presidents and the rhetoric of the presidency is impacting civil rights and impacting a movement for black political power and real racial justice and equality. one of the things walters is hugely interested in is this convergence between race, democracy and citizenship and the way in which the rhetoric post-1960s start to attack the moral basis of grab

we're off the seg highs, which were 660 points on the dow now only 512 still a healthy performance. 2.8% for the s&p 500 here are the key things drive ing the anchor a number of positive medical and vances johnson and johnsens leading the dow after identifying a vaccine candidate. crude oil falling off a cliff trading at levels not seen in nearly two deck katds aades ands remaps front and center. of course president trump extending social distancing guidelines until the end of april. as u.s. cases approach 150,000 time for a coronavirus update. sue herera has it for us >> i do, indeed. thank you very much. here's what's happening at this hour, everyone virginia's governor is cracking down on state residents not following social distancing fwlins people who break the rules risk being fine d, jailed or both >> everyone who is gathering in a crowd at any place around the state is putting themselves and others at risk so today, i'm announcing a stay at home order for all virginians >> in california, some closed retail stores in beverly hills apparently concerned about break ins are boarding

so there's a lot of con segs being made -- concessions being made by both parties right now.t seem to be a lot of arguing about, you know, not a lot of politics, i guess i should say. i mean, we've had an awful lot of acrimony on capitol hill so far this year, but it does seem like both sides want to get something done. >> normally in a situation like this, first of all, there is some partisanship going on behind the scenes. and before our eyes. you will hear it when they're debating this measure and when they go to talk to reporters. but when you have a situation like this where the economy has been thrown the into this sudden tail spin and in addition to that there's this huge public health crisis, there's a lot of fear involved here, and that coupled with just the enormity of the issue here can get congress moving very quickly. and to kind of move along over the partisanship. i wouldn't say it's gone, but they're willing to keep moving despite the partisanship. i know there are disagreements over how, how to administer aid to individuals. and i think what the result going

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