it is true for sexual orientation but to say sexual orientation is the one type witho exemptions whatsoever even moreor so than race it reveals those are comparable traits recognizing that exemption but here when children would be better served they would allow css that they refused to do so like the fraternal order of police. >> what if the ordinance said expressly there is no exemption permitted to the same-sex marriage antidiscrimination. and then which permitted some exceptions in the placement of the child would that be generally applicable with no discrimination requirement? >> i think we would still say in that case with any argument for why sexual orientation and then to take a value judgment in the same way killing for some reasons but not other reasons to parse out the statute with the gerrymandering and then it has no exemptions but ultimately the question is if they devalue those religious interest versus the secular interest because the government is recognizing exemptions. >> would you like to wrap up? .> >> in the end of the day cutting off its nose to spite his face cutting

here's a look at some video earlier of the freshman orientation check-in. call,ing to roll briefings start tomorrow and will continue into the post-thanksgiving second phase of orientation. members will hear about office

it is enough for orient helper also feels the rising tension. she's on her way to zala a christian town, and the back of valley christians dominated lebanon until the 1970 s. . now they are in a minority. zala is like a showcase city. contrary to the situation in the rest of the country, there's always electricity here and the streets are cleaner than elsewhere. but the crisis has also hit here and more and more people in need help as well. xena doesn't see anyone from the state here either. volunteers are taking care of everything orient helpers, food goes to people like 83 year old event, koori, who used to work for the red cross the cavity that when we shoot there, that one that you have to do. if you said there is no work on my comp pay, the rain was not a bad way to say bring me food. and many of the elderly here had been supported by their children. but now they're also running out of money. there's barely any social safety net in lebanon at all. of course, it makes me really sad when i see how miserable the people are, how little we do to

now it's true that there isn't an example of them recognizing exemptions for sexual orientation, but unless they could say that for some reason sexual orientation discrimination is the one type of discrimination under which they can abide no exemptions whatsoever, even more so than race, even more so than disability, it reveals that those are comparable traits and they're recognizing exemptions in other contexts for the best interests of the child. but, here, when the children would be better served by recognizing an exemption for css that would allow css to continue to provide this work, the city refuses to do so. that is the sort of lack of religious tolerance and the lack of neutrality that cases like lukumi and fraternal order of police in the third circuit are focused on. justice barrett: what if the ordinance said expressly that there shall be no exemptions permitted with respect to the same-sex marriage anti-discrimination requirement, period, and then had another section which permitted some exceptions as the city employs here, like in considering race, for example, in the pl

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the city's point is when you enable the nfca to discrimination on the basis of orientation, that will stigmatize the kids. and lgbt kids in the population and undermine the ability of the program to operate. absolutely, justice thomas, we 100% the best interest of the child looks to what is the best place for that particular child. >> thank you. >> justice breyer. >> it's actually bothering me a lot about this case, i think that no family has ever been turned down by this agency, indeed, none have ever applied, no gay family, no gay couple, and the disagreement seems to be whether they now have to sign a piece of paper that says if there were a gay couple, we might have to look into whether they're qualified and you're willing to have them say, but taking gay into account, you don't have to take it into account at all, but they don't want to do that. now, that seems to me a very narrow ground for deciding a case that has enormous implications. could you not say, hey, we think if there will were a gay couple and it really was a problem, you'd have to do something about it like look int

when you enable discrimination on the basis of orientation, that will stigmatize the youth.lgbt kids are an outsized number of people in the foster care population. it will undermine the ability of the program to operate, but absolutely, justice, we 100% agree that a child should be -- you know, the best interest of a child looks to, what is the best place for that particular child? >> thank you. >> justice breyer? justice breyer: what is bothering me quite a lot about this case is i think that no downy has ever been turned by this agency. indeed, none has ever applied, no gay family, no gay couple. the disagreement seems to be that they now have to sign a piece of paper that says, if there were a gay couple, we might have to look into whether they are qualified. who are willing to have them say, you don't have to take it into account at all. they don't want to do that. that seems to me a very narrow ground for deciding a case that has enormous implications. think if not say, we there were ever a gay couple and it really was a problem, you would have to do something about it

they require an orientation we it citizens look at being engaged in the world as a net positive.related to a lot of military families from the midwest, not on the educated over generations but they fought for the country and they felt like they fought for the country and fought the cold war but china no one -- china won. they feel left behind, and bandage, and the net positives they get from globalization are -- when you look at that international orientation that is fed a lot of donald trump druggist popularity, does that give you some pause that america may be shifting back toward more isolation, a strategic contraction if you will from a lot of these challenges in the world? >> after decades of long wars, the global financial crisis, the pandemic setback, it is natural that people focus first to know. let me give you a historical analogy. in october, 1945, the month after japan surrendered, gallup did a poll and asked people are our international relations vital to our interests? the number that said yes was 7%. can't 1946, the next year at the devastation in europe became mor

she works for orient help or a small charity that distributes food to the needy in beirut. with the faith this is the field kitchen orient help brought it here a few years ago from cairo mound down in the baker valley i think it was in 2015 years i can stuff about it it was originally that to provide food for syrian refugees the food was prepared for the last 5 times a day so they had something warm to wait and that's when the explosion happened i just post a message on my phone saying i will take this kitchen and use it here i'm. not only the kitchen xeno too has been deployed in various projects as a photographer she came to document the work of the charity. but she. arrived from the black forest in a country that was sliding into chaos. xena had always longed to visit beirut even as a teenager she wanted to live there more than anywhere else in the world. to her neighborhood jimmy's ones pulsated with a mixture of culture chaos and tolerance that magically drew young people from all over the worlds to beirut. but for the last year all xena has been able to do is watch he

xena from orient helper also feels the rising tension. she's on her way to zala a christian town and the bank of valley. christians dominated lebanon until the 1970 s. now they are in a minority zala is like a showcase city. contrary to the situation in the rest of the country there's always electricity here and the streets are cleaner than elsewhere. but the crisis has also hit here and more and more people in need help as well. xena doesn't see anyone from the state here either volunteers are taking care of everything. orient helpers food goes to people like 83 year old event koori who used to work for the red cross. but yeah that was when we should see if there were that if you needed. to. do you. know if you said there is no work and i caught pay the rent was not a bad. they bring me food. and many of the elderly here had been supported by their children but now they're also running out of money there's barely any social safety net in lebanon at all. because of course it makes me really sad when i see how miserable the people are how

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but you have a strict rule to the similar taking intoo account of the orientation stus it's the same at bh stages. there is no, there is a categorical bargain. now at the stage that looks to the best interest like t federal standard and that inma l 50 states. that does t categorically exclude anne i and looks at the consideration. what my friend on theyo other se is doing is taking o thing which is the very narrow lited use taken into account as a part of the best interest of t child mandated by state lawnd i asked the city they cou find one instance s they avoided that placement with someone of that race. >> justice thomas. j >> thank you, mr. chief justice. you put a lot of reliance on your point would this differ with a prior organization that was regulated as opposed to the contractual relationship. >> absolutely, that would be a different case but because this is the contracting circumstance that the government has far more leewayth the courts must give deference. it's important to understand that it doesn't similar those are made onay the best interestf the child and not growin

part of that is because of the orientation is much more outdoor oriented.pecialty nature of the retail that we invest in. guy: good morning. we will get a vaccine it, will behavior in terms of shopping change again? a lot of people bought a lot of stuff for their pardons during the lockdown. arrives, havene we got enough? >> that is something we are always asking ourselves. as we look at new investments, we are thinking the same thing. it's the incremental sales we are seeing because of covid. it is transitory as result. to worry about category. focused outdoors. brands, those our all have more outdoor orientation. these things as consumers have been embraced with outdoor activities. that is likely to be more durable. when you look at the urban things happening, people are moving it to the suburbs and getting second homes. we think there is more durability. i think there are certain categories that are benefiting spike thatd induced will be more transitory nature. alix: are you talking about the trampoline in your backyard? guy: next summer, that we got wha

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so as to how long will it take it to adjust by orientation. i mean, the fact that it always in fact, the upper respiratory tract but doesn't necessarily infect the lungs and other organs. do we know that for sure? you know, you can consider it a hypothesis over time, it will more affect the upper respiratory tract and go less inside of your body. that's why the virus will lose its lethality, it will spread and in fact, well, but stop killing, how many years will it take? before it stops killing people over 65, the overweight people with diabetes, and people with cardiovascular diseases, about 2 or 3 years. well, it's a duck to us in 2 or 3 years. i don't agree here. i do think that it will change over time. there will be more people with immunity plus vaccinations. they will work too. of course the incidence will decrease, but i don't think the severe morbidity will and the issue is not with the virus, but with the human body itself. you need to understand the croon. a virus does not kill you. it finishes you. the outgoing u.s. secretary of st

so the prices are really oriented at the low and some companies have stated that they will orient their prices at their at cost really at their own manufacturing cost. well, impressive stuff. i think i thank you very much for joining us today. from the time to ask derek what he thinks about the latest developments as always on science correspondent is standing by to field your questions on the coronavirus here in south africa. some of us who had covered 1000 have experienced memory loss . is there any research on the cognitive dysfunction? is one of the symptoms on the long list of those associated with covert 19 that i think a lot of people really worry about in some patients. infection with the virus can have affects on, on cognition, as well as on the sensory systems that are tied to it, such as the sense of smell, some experience delirium or say they still feel a general sense of confusion or, or find it difficult to focus. even long after other people who caught the disease might have recovered from it. the range of symptoms even has a name. people are calling it kovac brain, fog a

donald trump has gone with a base oriented strategy just like he did 4 years ago he knows how to fire up his base and he certainly seems to have managed to do that again this time. joe biden doesn't have that powerful connection to the democratic party's base so you look at some of the numbers late about the motivation on each side you know trump voters were voting for trump. voting against they won't necessarily voting for biden and that could have been a weakness so the idea of biden being a centrist candidate who could maybe pick up some of your more centrist republicans or moderate republicans apparently just didn't work what about richard looking at the u.s. and the american political culture from abroad it looks like a real mess with donald trump in office having challenge the press as being the enemy of the people for example of big playing very fast and loose with the truth many accusations of wrongdoing in the case of trump i mean just fact checking trump who has put out the ideas of alternative fact for many people this is just hard to imagine that american voters would go f

so the prices are really oriented at the low and some companies have stated that they will orient their prices at their at cost really at their own manufacturing cost while impressive stuff. i think i thank you very much for joining us today. from the time to ask derek what he thinks about the latest developments as always, our science correspondent is standing by to field your questions on the coronavirus here in south africa. some of us who had covered 9000 have experienced memory loss . is there any research on the cognitive dysfunction? is one of the symptoms on the long list of those associated with covert 19 that i think a lot of people really worry about in some patients. infection with the virus can have affects on, on cognition, as well as on the sensory systems that are tied to it, such as the sense of smell, some experience delirium or say they still feel a general sense of confusion or, or find it difficult to focus. even long after other people who caught the disease might have recovered from it. the range of symptoms even has a name. people are calling it a covert brain fo

so the prices are really oriented at the low and some companies have stated that they will orient their prices at their at cost really at their own manufacturing cost. well, impressive stuff. well, thank you very much for joining us today from the if a time to ask derek what he thinks about the latest developments as always, our science correspondent is standing by to field your questions on the coronavirus . here in south africa. some of us who had been 1000 have experienced memory loss. is there any research on that? cognitive dysfunction is one of the symptoms on the long list of those associated with covert 19 that i think a lot of people really worry about in some patients. infection with the virus can have effect song on cognition as well as on the sensory systems that are tied to it, such as the sense of smell, some experience delirium or say they still feel a general sense of confusion or, or find it difficult to focus. even long after other people who caught the disease might have recovered from it. the range of symptoms even has a name. people are calling it kovac brain, fog a

but in broad sweeps of policymaking, for example, our orientation toward china, willingness to be theiff in the middle east, mediterranean, our willingness to promote new global trade architecture, you will actually find the orientation of a biden nest ration and a trump administration are not all that different. years,r, obama-biden, 48 were criticized for leading from behind, being too unilateral, not playing the leadership role that allies wanted to see from the united states. that was not just trump, he accelerated it, branded it in a more direct way, but we have to understand, biden's orientation is closer to trump then you may think, and the constraints on the united states and globally on the geopolitical system are a lot greater than they were during obama and biden the first time around. david: two specifics. biden, if itt happens, try to get us back into the deal with iran? and tpp? ian: on tpp, no. he has discussed that with senior advisers, and even though he think it's a good idea -- and so do i -- there is no political capital, support for it. in a democratic party where

to how long will it take it to adjust my orientation? i mean, the fact that it always in fact, the upper respiratory tract but doesn't necessarily infect the lungs. no, you can. of course the incidence will decrease, but i don't think the severe morbidity will. and the issue is not with the virus, but with the human body itself, we need to understand the crooner virus does not kill you. it finishes you the u.s. has announced the withdrawal of 500 troops from iraq and thousands from afghanistan run. it will take place before the incumbent president donald trump, leaves office by january 15th, 2021. our forces, their size in afghanistan will be 2500 troops or 4 sides in iraq will also be 2500 by that same day. this is consistent with our established plans and strategic objectives supported by the american people and does not equate to a change in u.s. policy or objectives. the acting defense secretary that has replaced mark kasparov to he was fired by donald trump and chris miller has made it clear he wants to bring an end to the nearly 2

this point on with all of these things in motion that you've already mentioned you know how do we orient ourselves moving forward and there's just so much to watch and we also know we not only have a presidential race we also have a congressional races still ongoing where especially the senate races are still very unclear how that's going to go that's going to be crucial for the next. president let's focus on biking let's say that if he wins i think the big question is how decisively does the way will be enough for trump to you know sustain his legal attack or if not then you know how long until the republican party for instance starts to speak up and say you know maybe except defeat we did not see a lot of that yesterday when he come out with some of these false statements the question is also how will the supreme court react will they accept these legal challenges we know that this supreme court is tilted strongly in favor of trump he appointed 3 of the 9 judges justices there. but i think ultimately it really also is not just a question of who is the next president of the century this

so as to how long will it take it to adjust by orientation. i mean, the fact that it always in fact, the upper respiratory tract but doesn't necessarily infect the lungs and other organs. ok, we just interrupt that because president putin is a 12th summit of the brics nations of major emerging economies. and this has been chaired by russia and remotely to the pandemic. so let's listen in to have this chance to work with you today during the day for examining the framework of our organization. but before we start our work, i'd like to extend the greetings on the occasion of the birthday to the president of south african republic, mr. ramaphosa and wish him robust health and every success in his capacity for the benefit of the friendly people of south africa. your excellency, colleagues, friends, the topic of all today meeting which is quite ample, which i think loses that you choose to associate or dancing, bricks, strategic partnership for the sake of global stability and security and peace, which i call facilitating innovative growth of all e

and consumer oriented names going forward there is opportunity there from where we sit this is a littlef a pause. >> what's a trader to do then? i imagine you think the swings are going too far on either side so do you take advantage of that to some extent now and if you're not a trader, if you're an investor zshgs th investor, does that mean you sit on your hands? >> you can't necessarily sit on your hands outlook is one where we still have incredibly low rates environment. but the spreads are really tight. there are places to count returns other than the equity market there is clearly massive swings and lornarge rotation. you have to worry about getting caught up in these things. there are tactical opportunities to trade the rotation. i think what we focus on is 2021, where do we see the sustainable winners? so i think looking for value stocks that are less likely to be value traps so we will focus on the value oriented tech, for example so maybe tech hardware, semis, cyclical parts of tech where the valuations aren't necessarily as stretched as some of the growth names. industrial cy

it will be more human rights oriented, it might be more sanctions oriented.arkets will like that. there will be fewer surprises. but there will be also fewer surprises for china as well, and it is one reason why the dollar has depreciated relative to the weeks. the past few lisa: we still have 60 days at least before we deal with the biden ed ministration, and then talk about what happens after that. in the near term, there is a distance growing between the federal reserve and the treasury secretary that emerged yesterday about the extra funds allocated to the fed under the c.a.r.e.s. act. i would love your take on how significant ed is that the fed might not have -- how significant it is that the might not have enough ammunition to lend to businesses. thierry: i am going to try to downplay this quarrel between the fed and the treasury. it is up that it is updated is not important. it is not that it can affect market sentiment adversely. stockmarkets wobbled a little bit, but they did recover. the reason i am putting it into context is because there are much

that is huge for your very trade oriented e.m. number three, you have central banks, whose reaction functions have changed so much, in which case you can have good news and interest rates still stay low. that is a great set up for emerging markets, not just the ones that have led this year, which is north asia and technology, but a broader set of emerging markets. we are extremely bullish on ian ,quities -- on ian equities debt, -- on e.m. equities, debt, fx. ethics -- and lisa: the bank of america survey says we are getting close to full bull, and yet you have howard marks of oaktree capital coming out with this quote yesterday. "when the level of optimism is high, there is usually room for disappointment." can you square the optimism with the reality on the ground of a pandemic that is only getting worse right now? gabriela: i do think in the very short-term, we are very much do for a tough time. we see cases rising significantly across the united states. very high cases in europe. that is going to restrain the recovery here in