she told ukrit that the rainbow sky association would take up her case. the group will support her appeal to the government committee and back her cause on social media. >> how do the people in the district see ukrit? >> the school's assistant principal agreed to be interviewed but not on camera. the assistant principal denied gender discrimination. she said some parents were concerned that ukrit's daily behavior would negatively influence the students. ukrit's family home is about 100 kilometers away from the school. her mother raised ukrit as a single woman while running a restaurant. ♪ ukrit came out to her mother that she was transgender when she was in secondary school. she says she couldn't accept it right away. >> ukrit decided to become a teacher, an occupation that would allow her to earn a stable income and support her mother. she went on to university and passed the teacher qualification exam. she finally accepted her daughter. >> it is expected to take the committee six months to make a final decision. their ruling will determine if ukrit can

attorney general, you said alshamrani was associated with al qaeda. would you describe this as inspired or directed? secondly, president trump said he wants to see the justice department prosecute figures of the administration for what he calls crimes. is that something doj will do? >> let me ask the director to respond and then i will answer the second. >> with respect to alshamrani's connections with aqap i think we are describing today what we are able to share at this point. some of it is still ongoing as we exploit different leads coming out of his two devices. it is certainly more than just inspired. for example, we know he was sharing plans and tactics with them. we know he was coordinating with them and providing an opportunity for them to take credit for the attack. i think we will have to come up for the moment, stick with the verbs we have used already and more to come on that as we continue to build out what we now know from his phones. >> pete, i am not going to comment on what the president or vice president biden say in connection with

remind folks what the national medical association is and who your members are. guest: the national medical association is the group that represents the 50,000 african american physicians in the country. we are the oldest incorporated since 1895. this is our 125th year. our role is to ensure there is proper health, equity, and inclusion for african american physicians who were denied access to residency programs and being on staff at hospitals for many years. and also to ensure the african american community is well represented so the health has proper care and you are not excluded. host: some of the data makes it clear there is a disproportionate impact of covid-19 diagnoses and deaths in the african american community. what is the latest data saying now about how wide that gap is? guest: it is variable from new york, chicago, milwaukee, new orleans, los angeles. in general, i like to look at it on a national level because we are the national medical association. approximately 30% of all cases in the u.s. are african americans and african americans comprise abou

, the american hospital association, taking care of voluntary groups and others to prepare, or taking care of those who become ill. finally, it's a matter of having an alert, one that will be aware of the facts without being unduly alarmed. and certainly, in this program of the westinghouse broadcasting company, who have an alert but not and alarmed public. >> well, doctor bernie, you and your public health service prove, if i can use that word, prove, have certainly seem to make great strides in order to get us ready for this possible epidemic and such a short time. >> well, we have had a lot of help in doing this, it has not been a one man organization, and as i said previously, we have had the full cooperation and support of the american medical association, and both the educational, as well as the medical care part. and then, and working with the manufacturers to get them to manufacture the vaccine and stop other activities and, the bell of their staff. i think we can all be proud of the industry in which we have in this country. another example of the know how and the expeditious

we now have a clearer understanding of his associations and activities in the years, months, and daysding up to his attack. the information from the phones has already proved invaluable in protecting the american people. operationerrorism targeting another operative, one of his overseas associates, was recently conducted in yemen. we will not hesitate to act against those who harm americans. i would now like to turn the wray whover to director ra will divide an update on the fbi's investigation. >> thank you. first, let me say i deeply appreciate the attorney generals leadership and support for the fbi both in our relentless fight against terrorism and in our drive to obtain the vital evidence we need to detect the american people. we are here today because of a tragic reminder of just how grave, how imminent, the terrorism threat still is. al qaeda and their arabian murder ofassociates three people and wounding of eight others right here in america. as the attorney general described, through combination skill and determination, the men and women of the fbi have succeeded in accessing

so, it is more fanciful, it's got the logo associated with it and all that kind of stuff. and it helps consumers make the choice that they are choosing a particular kind of brand they want and it will taste a certain kind of way and that is what they are after. without controlling language and that is what a lot of the trouble with trademark owner. you don't want a situation where somebody can really go them control too much of language altogether. one of the things that i think is interesting here is a thing booking.com could do is have bountiful logos and trademarks those. no one is really arguing about that. it's only when you are talking about some thing purely.com. in fact it was designed to be the equivalent to the companies or incorporated when the domain name system was established, that was the basic idea. in terms of a question that i think was interesting to me what i saw was a whole series of questions i saw the judges being worried. they are worried the implications of the ruling for the internet. intranet. what situation are they going to create for companies

's fanciful,-cola has the logo associated with it, all that stuff. it helps the consumers make that choice. they are choosing the particular kind of particular brand they want. it will taste a certain kind of way and that is what they are after. without controlling language. a lot of the what troubles are. we don't want a situation where control too much of language altogether. one of the things i think is interesting here is that a thing booking.com could do, they could have fanciful logos and trademarks those. no one is really arguing about that. it's only when you are talking about something that is just a purely.com, it's like company or any other thing. it's been designed like namenies when the domain system was established. it was the basic idea. in terms of a question that i thought was interesting, to me what i saw as a whole series of questions where i saw the judges being worried. they were worried about the applications for the internet. what situation other going to create for companies down the line? how do they come up with a rule that

i think what has prepared me the most is associations -- association is a nonprofit no matter what you are a part of our those people that camp and they quickly. i work for homebuilders before or horse council, two very different organizations, both being in both of those business minded organizations helped me shift my thoughts. we are talking apples to apples whether it is the funder, congress, or people like you. so you can understand what we are doing and who we are doing it for, and what role the nonprofit sector plays as a critical element of the economy in the united states. host: we have calls waiting for you. let's go to new hampshire, edward, good morning. hi, nicole. great job as always. i wanted to know if you could comment on the one-day clinics you run in the huge as her and convention centers, seeing they -- and the huge domes and convention centers, seeing they help so many people. keep it up. guest: thank you for that. from 2009 to 2015, we held large day large-scale doctors offices in all of the convention centers across the united states. being part of 2009 during th

neighborhood associations present environmental number tiffs to a jury of city workers.ies including greenery, cleanliness and environmental business. local corporate sponsors award a prize of $3,500 to each winner. >> one neighborhood association won a prize three years running. it's an alley in the center of the city with 60 people living in 17 households. >> once poor and dirty, it is now clean and green. >> the area's transformation began 15 years ago when a group of women set about cleaning the wear and plantining flowers. the city's composting project turbo charged their efforts. in the 2016 green and clean contest, judges praised the beautiful spaces they created. the alley took firstst place in the newcomer category. the neighborhood association used the prize money to develop the alley even further. >> the residents work together to create a filtration system that turns liquid waste into clean water. the liquid passes through ten filters including sand, stone and charcoal. ♪ >> it is then stored in tanksks below the street. ♪ >> judges at the next year's contest

i urge you to seek input and guidance from the san francisco association of realtors and apartment association. in the current straight this is not something that they signed up on or have all of the -. >> there are no more callers wishing to speak. >> thank you to the members of public who testified on this item. i just want to offer to a number of the speakers some high level suggestions. one is that if you want to engage in the short term rental business and you qualify under chapter 41a of the administrative code, you can rent a unit out as a short term rental and people are welcome to do that under a piece of legislation that the board of supervisors passed and was then enacted into law. the broken leases and i say this as a small land lord my selfs there is nothing the required a landlord to go after a tenant who has moved out short of the term of his or her lease. finally, i want be to say one of the things that is really important in this legislation is the fact that this differentiates between natural people ancho and -- and the core people. that is long overdue. in many cases these a

would people see it as a generic phrase or as something associated with a particular brand. those are the kinds of arguments we have to unpack and i'm going to begin in the order ma the courts did. friends watching on c-span, the first party is called the petitioner. e second one is called the respondent. here the petitioner was represented by ericka ross and the rerespondsent was booking.com. we're looking -- lucky to have core religion, who filed a brief on behalf of the petitioner. so glad you're here and i want you to distill the essence of the petitioner's arguments as you understood it at the ends of the case. ericka cross -- ross summed up the claim that a generic term can't be turned into a particular trademark by showing that a number of respondent think it's associated with a particular mark and she said the wellmont question that the secondary meaning of the way people understand it is irrelevant. it's never trade marketable by addsing something like dot-com at the end of that name. distill for us what, in your view, the petitioner's core argument was? >> i'll do

doctor george lull, secretary and general manager of the american medical association. the silent invader was written by tom goldman, produced by roger wolf. directed by jack simon. script research by rose me and a mcdonald. the silent invader has been brought to you by the westinghouse broadcasting company in cooperation with the american medical association. the united states public health service and the university of pittsburgh health center. the symptoms are quite familiar, and you will often come up with the correct diagnosis. yes, it looks like a cold, a common cold. runny nose, headache, akin us, very often a slight fever. those are some of the symptoms of the common cold. how do we get an till that happy state? we have colds simply because of cold? because of ice? snow and low temperature? no. the funny thing about colds, where it is coldest, the and habitant hardly ever get cold. explores tellers that as cameras are cold free, unless they come in contact with visitors from outside of their frozen world. if it is not just cold weather, what is it that causes so

a registered nurse and a senior policy advisor for the american nurses' association. thank you for being with us. -- it isduates graduation season for nurses about to leave school and enter hospitals. in this environment, with this pandemic, are the prepared for this type of bedside nursing? guest: we're certainly an unprecedented times. however, nurses are prepared to respond. nurses have a calling, and nurses are ready to step in and take action. however, these are unique times, particularly for new grads. i think it is important for them coming in to make sure that they link with their unit managers and charged nurses and preceptor to make sure that they are asking the right questions, to make sure that if there is any uncertainty, that they can ask for reeducation, for things that they may feel uncomfortable with, and making sure that every day is a new day, but it is ok to ask for help and guidance. host: you are in maryland. according to state health officials, an estimated half of the covid-19 patients in in nursinge coming homes. how are those nurses prepared

. ♪ >> the atlanta daily world and the negro newspaper publishers association for the first time haveained full accreditation of one of their representatives to the white house press conferences of the president. in this critical time in our history, this move is important and significant. to be able to obtain news, information firsthand from this important source is an accomplishment for which the daily world and the publishers association is our high praise -- deserve high praise and accommodation. it is my fortune to be selected as their white house correspondent. i am not unaware of the responsibilities this honor carries with it. ♪ >> the 34th annual indoor track and field championships of the intercollegiate conference athletic association are being staged. the winner of the 60 yard dash. this is staged at the university of chicago. three events and the individual high championship. the hurdles, many champions in this one. competition is tough. but claude young is again the winner. another test. another, mcdonald of ohio and robert kelly, university of illinois. another, from io

his engagement with our association -- national association of minority contractors provided jobs incommunity, created contract opportunities contractors, small contractors and also some of the bigger contractors and suppliers. this was a wonderful project and i hope that the commissioners approve this project and move forward so they can create more jobs in the community. it has been a great benefactor and a great leadership that warriors bring to the city of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> are there anymore? >> operator: you have zero questions remaining. >> great. thank you so much. thank you, mr. chair. >> ok. so, we are now closing public comment for sure. and we are looking at item 5b and i will need a motion and second if there is that. >> on b? i move that we adopt the environmenttal review findings. can you hear me? >> yes. >> ok. thank you, mr. chair. i move that we approve and adopt the environmental review findings purchase student the california environmental quality act a. >> great. thank you. is there a second? >> yes, i second. >> so we have a motion and a

you have an association. >> there is an association. i believe there are about 100 throughout the country. that keeps that memory alive. >> when you gather together, what do you talk about? >> getting it right. and, where the venues have been. what the next steps are repeated -- what the next steps are. what the new publications are saying. if there have been issues brought up in the past, how has it been handled? it is a collaboration. everything is put on the table and hashed back and forth. and we go and again. >> when we do question and answers as abraham lincoln, what is the most often asked question of you? >> they want to hear gettysburg. and think about all of that means. i would say nearly every time in that q&a, will you give us gettysburg? >> would you say over the course of the 30 years you have been doing this, the interpretation has changed or become nuanced? are there any issues we are dealing with as a society you have had to rethink? >> actually, it has deepened it. in the current politics with the division, it parallel

his engagement with our association -- national association of minority contractors provided jobs incommunity, created contract opportunities contractors, small contractors and also some of the bigger contractors and suppliers. this was a wonderful project and i hope that the commissioners approve this project and move forward so they can create more jobs in the community. it has been a great benefactor and a great leadership that warriors bring to the city of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. >> are there anymore? >> operator: you have zero questions remaining. >> great. thank you so much. thank you, mr. chair. >> ok. so, we are now closing public comment for sure. and we are looking at item 5b and i will need a motion and second if there is that. >> on b? i move that we adopt the environmenttal review findings. can you hear me? >> yes. >> ok. thank you, mr. chair. i move that we approve and adopt the environmental review findings purchase student the california environmental quality act a. >> great. thank you. is there a second? >> yes, i second. >> so we have a motion and a

there is no longer a number associated with gatherings. we want all gatherings to maintain a 6-4 distance -- six-foot distance between nonfamily groups of people who do not live together, so you can minimize the risk disease transmission, but there is no particular number associated without peer i think one particular implication without has to do with services, and funerals, weathering some of those kind of social gatherings all of us missing one to get back to. because we do not have a limit on the number that allows those, churches andrage other houses of worship's to please, again, look at our website for guidance that we have suggested there for people to consider. consideru to protecting those who would be most vulnerable, those who would be at highest risk of disease if they were to get infected. we have had a number of churches reach out for us and indicate that they will continue may be separate services for senior citizens, for example, many of them who have not previously will do that,g and we think that is a terrific idea for k

order associated with that into the safer at home guidance. it's not a dramatic departure from where we were, but it does reflect the fact that we are pursuing at this point a phased reopening. >> thank you. >> today the senate will gavel in at 3:00 eastern to work on the nomination of scott rice to budget for the district of arizona. lawmakers will work on the nomination of a texas lawyer to the federal election commission. he works with the republican national committee in 2016 to elect president trump. watch live gavel to gavel coverage of the senate floor today at 3:00 eastern on c-span2. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the federal response to the coronavirus pandemic with white house briefings, updates from governors in congress and our daily call-in program "washington journal" come hearing your thoughts about the coronavirus crisis. if you missed any of our live coverage, watch anytime on-demand at c-span.org/coronavirus. >> necks, hearing with financial regulators on the response to the coronavirus pandemic this was all before hou

order associated with that into the safer at home guidance. it's not a dramatic departure from where we were, but it does reflect the fact that we are pursuing at this point a phased reopening strategy. thank you. reporter: [inaudible] gov. baker: we will see. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: we will have more life programming later today from texas with a briefing by governor greg abbott on his state's response to the

the telegraph says the british medical association says schools can open onjune ist, so long as it isn says up to 1500 primary schools could remain closed, after several councils say they won't force them to reopen. meanwhile the mail accuses a teaching union of using cynical tactics to stop schools from reopening. the international edition of the financial times says the recent drop in carbon emissions is likely to be shor lived. in singapore, the strait times reports on the three stage plan to reopen the country. and the star says millions of briton are planning to swap summer holidays abroad for camping trips in the uk. so, let's begin... thanks forjoining us. let's begin with the daily express front page. recession it like we have never seen, off the back of comments from the chancellor, rishi sunak, who warned that 3 million people could end up out of work as the coronavirus wreaks havoc. very worrying reading, but unsurprising given what damage the coronavirus has done on an already quite damaged economy. one of the biggest challenges is that the chancellor and his team simply d

i urge you to seek input and guidance from the san francisco association of realtors and apartment associationin the current straight this is not something that they signed up on or have all of the -. >> there are no more callers wishing to speak. >> thank you to the members of public who testified on this item. i just want to offer to a number of the speakers some high level suggestions. one is that if you want to engage in the short term rental business and you qualify under chapter 41a of the administrative code, you can rent a unit out as a short term rental and people are welcome to do that under a piece of legislation that the board of supervisors passed and was then enacted into law. the broken leases and i say this as a small land lord my selfs there is nothing the required a landlord to go after a tenant who has moved out short of the term of his or her lease. finally, i want be to say one of the things that is really important in this legislation is the fact that this differentiates between natural people ancho and -- and the core people. that is long overdue. in many cases these are

later on american health care , association's dr.avid gifford discusses how nursing homes and other assisted living facilities are dealing with coronavirus outbreaks. first, during an event yesterday hosted by the brookings institution, mark esper was asked about how coronavirus is affecting recruiting and basic training. [video clip] >> one infection is too many, but i can say at this point in terms of 2 million strong military we have had fewer than 5000 persons infected. fewer than 100 have been hospitalized. so i think that that is a testament to a couple things. one, we have a young, fit healthy force. secondly, we have been issuing guidance since late january. i've issued nine or 10 updates to that instruction not to our commanders, senior commanders, to get out further guidance. and as you know, each of those commanders has extensive resources by which they can amplify or refine the guidance. at this point, we are in good shape. weis tragic, but -- that lost to service members, but only two is fairly good when you look at how

we went to the retail industry leaders association, a trade association for retail we gave them our entire playbook for safety and security and how you open and how you operate in a covid-19 environment we gave it to them to share with other retailers because the only competition that we have is the virus. we have to work together to get this economy going, and my message to america is support your local businesses. support your small businesses and let's do our part to maintain social distancing so that we can get this virus behind us as quick as possible >> marvin, i want to thank you so much for coming on "mad money. congratulations on the turn. >> thank you, jim. glad to be here. >> that's marvin ellison, president and c.e.o. of lowe's listen, the stock for a second, it's a buy culling up, facebook, verizon and mondeleze. stay with cramer >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer #madtweets. send jim an email to madmoney@cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc miss something head to madmoney.cnbc.com. ♪ ♪ >>> face

. >> the chief justice and the associate justices of the supreme court of the united states. all persons having business before the honorable supreme court of the united states are admonished to get their attention where the court is now sitting. we will hear an argument this morning on case 1946 united states patent and trademark office versus booking.com. >> mr. chief justice, and may i please the court, it is a fundamental principle of the trademark law no party can make a trademark for a generic term. as explained a generic term is never entitled to trademark protection no matter how much money and effort the user has poured into the merchandise and in securing public identification. in other words, second remaining as required for distinctiveness is simply irrelevant to the generic term. that principle here is undisputed that it's generic for the reservation service is responding. they couldn't really register the name or the addition of an entity designation to an unprotected term doesn't create a protectable mark. that's because the terms implicates those in the associ

medical association and the district attorneys across our commonwealth for the continued collaboration. throughco this partnership we he to amplify this message and it asked this flyer be distributed to the grocery stores in convenience stores where it can be displayed in locations withwh significant foot traffic to ensure visibility such as at the cash register. we also continue engaging local sexual assault and domestic violence programs in communities across our commonwealth. if i will be available in the following languages and will be made available for download on our website. it would be available in spanish, portuguese, chinese, haitian creole, dignities, arabic, creole. an in addition to this safe link flyer i would like to share updates to the child application process for restraining orders and harassment orders. these application forms have been repackaged as one document to streamline and expedite the electronic paperwork process. while these applications are available online, we want to emphasize that you must still contact the court to begin this process, and they should

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the plan will now be presented to the players association on tuesday. there are still plenty of hurdles to clear but here are some key points. a 50/50 revenue split between owners and players, that's going to be a sticky proposition. spring training would start in early june at the teams home ballparks rather than arizona and florida, the regular season would be cut down to 82 games in the postseason will expand from 5 to 7 teams in each league, the 30 clubs, five of which call california home will follow the rules of their respective states. >> i talked to the commissioner of major-league baseball and he said we want to anything that's not consistent with state guidelines so i'm not concerned about what they do, as long as is consistent with state guidelines. >>> shawn doolittle expressed some concerns in a series of tweets, until there's a vaccine, he's worried about the risk players will be taking to return and take the chance that one of them could develop severe symptoms and in the washington post today, nba players c.j. mccollum expressed the same

those are the top five states that took the biggest hit associated with covid-19. by any way you would choose to measure it. and i think that creates, for us, a different way of thinking about how we work our way out of this than you might see in places that didn't have the same seriously consequential hit that we had. reporter: [inaudible] is there still concern about traveling to massachusetts? gov. baker: yeah, sure. reporter: delivery only to other retail. there is no change to -- are you still concerned about -- gov. baker: yeah, sure, absolutely. first of all, if you're going to do curbside, it make sense to do curbside for everybody. the whole point behind curbside is it does not require people to go inside and stand around. there's plenty of evidence at this point that inside spaces with a long period of time in which people are there, especially if they don't have the ability to socially distance, is probably the biggest and most significant opportunity for spread, which is why the curbside piece to some extent is a much more viable and attractive option,

host: what made the association to look at parents at this time? following that data, seeing an increase in the average stress level. parents with children under the age of 18 seem to be the hardest they were reporting high levels of stress. some of the transitive seen in the past, oath mothers and fathers reported significant levels of stress. there was no significant difference between the two. host: the association normally does stress in america once a year but now you are doing it monthly. , and what is the monthly data showing you that you did not see in the yearly data? guest: we been doing the annual surveys for the last few years. this year we wanted a different approach and do them on a monthly basis. this is really the first data that we looked at. the idea is to get a pulse of what the nation is going through to help inform decision-makers about the needs that people are experiencing because of the pandemic. host: looking at some of the data that came from the report, the biggest issues seem to be worrying about a family member getting

and hope there's going to be an effort among countries -- in the so-called debt trap associate with one belt, one road initiative to protect themselves against china attempting to great relationship with these countries. i have already seen the high degree of international cooperation. really, i know that's not the common narrative that is out there but there's a lot of cooperation going on between the european union, uk, japan, united states on confronting the policies in china's commerce party but i think it's going to grow as this crisis abates. >> what's going on between china and north korea and and i was e coronavirus impact and relationship of north korea with the rest of the world? >> as you know, as we can with this crisis we have taken off some of these other key issues. the coronavirus has had in many ways et cetera but the trend of isolating the north korean regime under the campaign of maximum pressure. in many ways covid-19 has been the best enforcement mechanism for u.n. security council sanctions against north korea for its nuclear and missile programs. of course the las

the us tenants association hope sold it in new york from august the 31st. —— hopes to hold it.laying the final. how good that would look in yea rs final. how good that would look in years to come. the boss of silverstone says he‘s confident formula 1‘s british grand prix will go ahead in july, formula 1‘s british grand prix will go ahead injuly, despite the uk government‘s new quarantine rules. stuart pringle says he hopes some sporting events will be exempt and although it‘s been hard for the supply chain, he believes they will recover. we are resilient team. i got some incredibly colleagues and certain —— incredible colleagues working incredibly hard. there's a huge support in the united kingdom for racing. 70 years ago. i have every confidence we will continue into the future. we've been on many slow roads to rebuild our fortunes. but i'm very confident we will get there,. basketball legend patrick ewing has revealed he has coronavirus. he self—isolating in hospital. ewing is 57 now. he played in the nba with the new york knicks 17 seasons and is currently the head coach of

i know that our staff is working closely with the north carolina high school athletic association. and i think i'll let doctor cohen come up and make a few comments about that and what she's been doing on that on that front. >> thank you governor. high school and other youth four sports, we will be putting out guidance today on that. the reason you do not see it in the executive orders, there is no requirement. but we do have public health folks,ndations for particularly that run the leagues and the facilities that and the facilities that host the , sporting events. our recommendations generally here is around contact sports. we know that contact sports like basketball or football where you're in in each other's personal spaces, and you're breathing out respiratory droplets. we know that that is a higher way of spreading the virus as opposed to non-contact sports like tennis or baseball or individual sports like swimming, those non-contact sports. we said that is fine to proceed. from a recommendation perspective but then we do have some guidance on how to do each of those activiti

raiders- raters -- were the most closely associated. john mosby would fall under -- those were the more civilized versions of irregular warfare. underneath that, you had guerrilla warfare and that was all across the south. when i say guerrilla warfare, i mean -- when i say guerrilla warfare, i mean people taking up arms for themselves and fighting. some of them may have done it because they were in kill or be killed situation. others used the chaos as an opportunity to do whatever the heck they wanted to. cool, nobody is here to stop me so i will take this from you. or maybe i have never liked you, i will be done with you. and then there were some who did fight with a political cause in mind. they did not want to join the organized army because that would mean leaving home. in their minds, we were fighting for a political cause. all of those fell into the category of guerrilla warfare. while you did see across the south, it was mostly concentrated in a couple of areas. you see it in the mountain areas in appalachia in western virginia o

. >> she reached out to the san francisco apartment association. like many in san francisco she lives in a rent controlled building which limits how much the rent can be increased. >> before it has been historically difficult for a landlord to property manager to offer temporary rent reduction. without permanently reducing rent. >> the association is now encouraging the 3,500 members who own or manage 70,000 rental units in san francisco to offer temporary rent reduction. where they can. >> it's different now. it's a sense of urgency. >> the association is also encouraging landlords to allow tenants to break leases early with no penalty. the rent board recommends tenants communicate the unique situation to a landlord. offer to pay what they can and get any agreement in writing. >> it's helpful to have a specific set of terms. as to how much is the rent. how far and how long. >> rent controlled units. there's a freeze on rent increases between april 7 and june 23. with the help of the apartment association, she reached an agreement with the property

associate this category with particular behaviors or qualities and in this case a. behavior that they think. transmitted a disease and i think one of the best things that can be done are clear statement and information to be given by political leaders by health authorities by other prominent people and agencies that this is a planetary disease it is not associated with a particular group or even category of people sometimes migrants and refugees blame on on the whole rather than this if a group seems to get the message across that this is something that affects all of us is not associated with particular groups and that we all have to be on our guard and you are about to go to prevent the spread so it's its plan a tory i guess good journalism would also help but oddly old born good some i'm afraid. i'm afraid we see. journalists in the media sometimes these stereotypes being perpetuated we see a story about the pandemic and a photo of a chinese person that is not helping our stereotyping i think that's something we all have to think about here as well what sort of f

the question is how does the competition play out and what is associated with this, china acted in an egregious manner, they ward about this and in recent days arresting, who advocate for chinese people having a say in governing in hong kong, what you are seeing is they are racing to put in place this orwellian state. across china's population, it is going to happen in the backdrop, china not being able to look good on promises made on a program of national recrimination. as the economy contracts, to double down on practices that exacerbate the weakness and vulnerabilities, doubling down on prizes and so forth. the united states and free and open societies do everything we can to protect ourselves against efforts of the chinese communist party to vote for free-market economic systems and the democratic form of governance, to strike at the global economy that is not directly connected in the chinese communist party. the essence of supply chain vulnerabilities continues certainly and you will see this decoupling out of china because the chinese government is not a trusted partner, not a

good-year in terms of the opinion means association. and that's how the non-profits identify themselves so we have the amputee coalition, the christian coalition. there are so many of these associational marks that i think goodyear would destroy in decision to foods co or container store. i just want to say something about the government making fun of the crab shack factory. they're actually dead when you eat them and the government thought crab house was generic. so if you go down this road of thinking that certain words are off limits, i think you're creating a real mess that's very unstapled, unprincipled, unworkable and unclear. >> picking up on justice kagan's line of questioning. it seems that your resume invariably will lead to a situation where most every dot-com business that sells goods or services will be able to obtain a trademark. maybe nompleds your position leads to the opposite kind of resume. maybe that's ok but is that wrong? and if, so when wouldn't it? >> i think it's wrong but i hear at least six of you concerned ab