amat decided to have a few who for the over $4000.00 african-americans who would mention in the united states to close that chapter and move for. america has to do the same thing to help heal this country. your guess who pushed back people why you want to start out. as mr good enough. people saying that's so depressing i say well if you think it's a present try hanging from a tree. what can i do i can't bring them back but i can give them a prayer. good evening to you. i'm dr shirley jackson would occur and the question we asked the night is why do we need to be here we need to be here because our country needs to heal and some bad things happen in this country we americans talk shit other americans due to the color of their skin that went on so long in america what are you going to do about it because i remember as a little girl when we went to a funeral and in law that casket in the ground the minister was say ashes to ashes . a lot of people never got there. so we're looking back at history so this patient can live with looking back in history so this patient can thrive looking back

grade fireworks at them at one point a man taking pictures was violently shoved to the ground several amat arrests were made. now after years of pressure from the native american community demanding the washington redskins change its name it appears it might finally happen the recent national conversation on race has renewed calls for the n.f.l. team to get rid of the offensive name and even promoted sponsors to finally speak up or to spare fronsac has the story. and. george. unleashed a movement that is long overdue in addressing bigotry and racism in our country it is in the sports ranks. you know a lot has to happen in the wake of protests over racism and racial injustice and amid renewed pressure by the public officials with the washington redskins announced friday it will undergo a thorough review of its team name over 30 years we've been wanting washington to change the name we still want washington to change their name we've been wanting a kansas city team to change their name we want the atlanta baseball team to change their name the washington redskins have been an n.f.l. staple p

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it's hard for many people to remember what life was even like six months ago, it has changed so amaticallyso many different ways. and we can mark the beginning of the pandemic with that fir confirmed case on january 20. how do we mark the end? >> well, you know, as we've seen before, the only way you mark the end is when you see theo curve bentw that then it's really no longer an imminent a immediate threat to everyone around us. anwe've done this before. frankly, some states have succeeded in this first wave of getting cases down. o we've seer countries, as john mentioned, succeed in we ourselves, america led the effort in west africa to fightba against the ebola crisis and won. so we knowow to do this. but it starts with having a data driven, evidence based report approach. and that requires testing. that requires tracin and that requires behavior change. and it has to be top-down and organized right now. the federal government has an opportunity. everyone should have that kind of access to testing so they can go do their essential work. and the government could make that possible by put

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it seems to be somewhat was amatic that there problem with both standing and nationwide injunctions, if they are this easy to get. >> thank you, your honor. to be clear, we have to satisfy standing requirements just as any other litigant has to justify standing. we did that by showing the rules would impose costs on pennsylvania and new jersey, and that is in some way the most basic type of injury and showing harm. my friend on the others had referred to massachusetts versus the apa that recognize states have a special place in our constitutional order, however, we still demonstrated that based on the government's own estimates and the number of women affected, these rules would impose direct cost on us. and with respect to the question about nationwide injunctions, i want to stress that we are here in the preliminary posture. we were granted a plural luminary injunction. the government requested the case be stayed. we could have the case wrapped up now. the analysis with respect to nationwide injunctions is different. where the only ultimate remedy available is that the court shall

trend, i amat the optimistic.n the next three years to four years, targets, like i said earlier, to achieve deficit of below 4%. sophie: on the subject of government revenue, sluggish oil prices have been a challenge there. what are the plans to stimulate more revenue generation? will taxes be increased? malaysia's economy is a diversified economy. if you look at the contribution from oil, it is less than 20% so 80% of the gdp of revenue for the government is not dependent on oil. it is still a sizable number. we are mindful of that. going forward, the focus is really to stimulate the economy. the last thing we want to do is to burden the economy with more taxes. today, the focus is to stimulate the economy to help the people and to help the businesses. joined last month, s&p fitch in lowering malaysia rating outlook to negative, citing caution around the debt burden what is being done to avoid a rating downgrade? engaging onave been the international rating agencies. the concern is really around what is happening