i mean, newspapers, had photos the next day andine by then, it seemed out of date.our -- you're a columnist on a website. is it reflective of what is going on? >> now the writing is like television is nonstop new's cycle and the minute something happens it is up. it is no more we will wait today or tomorrow. the minute it happening, how fast you are getting it on the westbound site. you are not competing against television. >> how quickly did the blame game start? >> several types of blame games about people lined up on the left and right after the initial unity. cabdrivers in the new york were not honking and civiluty . total strangers talked to each other in the street. it was an amazing thing to behold. you thought you were in another place. one of the interesting controversy that came out of that is the american flag on the lapel . abc took a lot of heat from conservatives. they were continuing a long standing policy of having lapel pins . a lot of groups dumped on abc because if you were not wearing a lapel pin that showed american flag you were somehow unameri

they have a date certain to pay andin, so that is another contribution being made.he employee making under $50,000, they would not a book to -- they would not be required to pay the increase. but as they increase their wages, then we have two more level where they contribute more and more, as the year's increase. that helps us in the millions of dollars with this. our proposal will increase the contributions to the pension by between $800 million and $1 billion. it is comprehensive in that it ends pension spiking, increases the retirement age, both for public safety as well as miscellaneous. i am part of that miscellaneous category. so i have to work more years now to earn the full pension, which i do not mind. it also covers all employee classifications. apparently, mr. apachdachi's proposal leaves out the sheriff's. we cover everybody. we are not clear as to why he had done that. as i mentioned earlier, the health care costs are there, all the classifications are covered. we pay into the health care cost. one of the most important things is we have the every bit o

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his book, and i know eugene, he's a frien of mine, and we both have ar strong interest in brazil andinethe, um, and how issues of politics and race have been dealt with in brazil. and one thing that you realize if you look at the situation reae if you look at the situation there is that most people there , certainly don't consider themselves black but i guess themselvese the itpulation doesn't consider doesn't mean, probably not the t recent one but some figures a few years back, they consider themselves the word in portuguese, consider themselves black, something like two or 3%. the% who consider themselves brown was over 40%. you had a large number of people who consider themselves white, and they smaller percentage again which is basically yellow. but you have this huge group, close to 50% who said they were brown. and that's just by census breakdowns. if you probe deeply into brazilian culture and society, what you find is a whole range of terms to describe a whole range of skin tones and hair textures, et cetera, et cetera. and you find the same thing in many latin american countri