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the senate took a blank sheet of paper and turned it into the largest rescue package in history. we've taken this crisis seriously. but house democrats have taken a totally different approach. while we finalized the cares act, the house para chuted in withs miscellaneous demands completely unrelated to covid-19. solar energy tax credits, airline emissions. one senior house democrat called the virus a tremendous opportunity to refit our vision. one senate democratic colleague asked, how many times are we going to get a shot at a trillion-plus program? they told us exactly what they were up to so we ignored the left-wing wish list and we stayed sear and the cares act is still helping americans bridge these temporary disowns. so let's -- shutdowns. last fast forward to today. the democratic house is still not back in wash. their constitutional duty stations are still unmanned, but democrats cannot stop salivating -- salivating over the possibilities for partisan gain. former vice president biden says he sees this tragedy as, quote, an incredible opportunity to fundamentally transfor

there's also ohio state representative and joseph a blank stare, nino vitale. last week, ohio's governor recommended that all ohioans wear a mask in public to prevent the spread of coronavirus, but yesterday, vitale said that he refuses to wear a face mask because god created humans without one. okay, adam and eve didn't wear masks. but they also didn't wear pants. so i'm callin' b.s. until nino holds a press conference like. this. vitale thinks the face isex, "when we think about the image and likeness of god, do we think of a chest or our legs or our arms? we think of a face." yes, we do. and it's morgan freeman's. vitale wrapped it up, saying of the face, "that's the image of god right there, and i want to see it in my brothers and sisters." classic good-guy statement: "i want to look you in the eyes while i kill you." now, there is one politician

lewis, those were blanks birthday? -- blanks, weren't they? i said no.ere are the photographs of the four students that were killed as we listen to ron from michigan. good morning. caller: i was a 21-year-old soldier in vietnam when can state happened. i was an anti-war activist. happened, i was receiving antiwar literature. vietnam up and i joined veterans against the war at that time. a short time later, after kids -- after kent state, there was a fracking instant -- incident. i cannot say if it was revenge or had any relation to the massacre, but for my talking to the soldiers at that time -- because that what i was doing, talking to soldiers -- and most of them just did not care or else they were kind of glad it happened. veteranslater, vietnam against the war to go to kent state to participate in a memorial service. you had a question earlier, professor, in which somebody asked were there any incidents like this? blackth carolina, 10 students were killed by state troopers for protesting peacefully. host: how do you answer that? jerry lewis, just qui

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shots ring out, and the man is shot point-blank. >> i'm not sleeping.t think about how they could allow these men to actually kill my son and not be arrested. >> the men have been identified as gregory mcmichael, a former police effective, and his son, travis. themselves and chased the man, who they suspected was responsible for a series of break-ins. they alleged he then attacked his son, who acted in self-defense. neither man has been arrested or charged. since the video emerged, protesters have taken to the streets where the young man was killed. the handling of the case has enraged civil rights activists across the country. >> we decided to do something for him. this is when he needs right now. he needs just as good he is not here to be the voice. >> they want an independent investigation. the state's attorney general expressed deep concern. death echoes the case of 17-year-old trayvon martin, who was shot and killed in florida eight years ago. he was pursued by his self-appointed neighborhood watch captain, who used the state's stand your ground la

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we are focusing on these things because recovery is going to require more than a blank check. what is local, state, federal officials struggling to balance the position of community health with the needs of a struggling economy. also regulatory constrains last week i had a number of my colleagues asked majority leader mcconnell and minority leader schumer to include a statutory changes in the next round of relief legislation that would reduce the red tape and the other requirements that could and would inevitably if we take a look at these regulations and to strip away those that serve no real purpose there is $1.9 trillion for most and encourage investment that is 1.9 trillion. what a is the purpose of all of the regulations, do they help? if we didn't need it then why do we need it now? what is the actual cost tomu business, to communities, to local governments of this regulation? companies go through the restart. is this something that is going to speed up the process or something that is going to slowe the process or something that is going to be so cost prohibitive that t

we're focusing on these things because recovery is going to require more than a blank check. if we want to be successful, we have to learn to recognize the practical damage this disease has inflicted on our economy. and then do something to address the many root causes of it, every day we witness local, state and federal government officials struggling to balance the provision of community health, with the need of a struggling economy. often regulatory constraints prevents them from implementing the more agile policies so desperately needed by local businesses and service providers. last week i, and a number of my colleagues, asked majority leader mcconnell and minority leader schumer to include statutory changes in the next round of relief legislation, that would reduce the red tape, the paper work. and the other requirements that could and will inevitably get in the way of economic recovery. if we take a hard look at these regulations and strip away those that serve no real purpose, we will save businesses an estimated, get this, 1.9 trillion, promote competition and encour

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but the question in this case is a get a complete blank check community. so i think framing it was rights because there is a whole number of exemptions for religious institutions can use to protect themselves. >> what can you tell us about the authority because it's not in the first amendment but how broadly does this sweet and why is it more categorical to grant immunity than the original freedom restoration act that has a balance. where is this coming from? >> right. where it comes from those things with the american legal system is precedent which is then with that restoration act of protection because it is narrower. it can put were those that are not as a way it is designed. but youwh don't have a but as long as the catholic church but then you need to have it a little bit more narrow or deep to have a more thorough protection than the broader applying to everybody. >> so why do wee think there ought to be some measure of independence for religious institutions? the government tells them that you have to accept this person as a leader or as a teacher

item 20, interestingly, is blank, and in fact, it should state that there's 216 square feet of new deck space being added to the building, i believe. and i apologize for my lack of proficiency on the fine points of this, but and i were a teamster, and somebo teacher, and somebody gave me this form, and i were grading on technical aspect, i would give it an f just looking at it. the application notice or preapplication notice said it would be subject to a section 311. at the time of the meeting, i attended and politely expressed our objection and was told that there would be something forthcoming. we did not hear anything until the permit was issued, and i -- i feel that something was lacking. the property is on a dead end street. there are only a few neighbors, and most of us, including the people that shared the building with the applicants, were in all against the deck, and we wondered how it went through. i don't blame the building department or the permit department, i blame the applicants for frankly misleading or seeming to mislead -- and it seems more than accidental, it seems de

lewis, those were blanks, weren't they? and i said no. i pointed to sanny scheuer's body, i didn't know it was her at the time. >> caller: good morning, gentlemen. i was a 20-year-old soldier in vietnam when kent state happened. i was an anti-war activists -- i joined the military to be anti-war, to work against the war in vietnam. and when that happened, i was receiving anti-war literature, and i signed up and i joined vietnam veterans against the war at that time. and a short time later, after the kent state incident on our base, there was an incident. i can't say if it was revenge or had any connection to the kent state massacre, but from my talking to the soldiers at that time -- because that's what i would do. i would talk to soldiers and most of them didn't care or else they were kind of glad it happened, but 25 years later, vietnam veterans against the war did go to kent state to participate in a memorial service. and you had a question earlier, professor, in which somebody asked were there any other incidents like this. in my reco

what we delivered on a bipartisan basis but our response to the crisis cannot begin and end with a blank check we need to ensure taxpayer dollars arere spent and we make the changes needed to recover from the crisis every day i hear usually through a video conference my constituents in texas telling me how these bills are being implemented and what is needed from congress this has been incredibly valuable as we look for more effective ways to strengthen the response and speed the recovery. the republicans in this pennant believe it is wise and prudent to take stock of everything we have done before passing another relief bill i believe the presiding officer and ie said about half the money is even out the door but yet people are clamoring for more and more money and speaker pelosi the unfortunate act of showmanship go through a 3 trillion-dollar bill that has no chance to be passed so it's safe to say house democrats take a different approach than we are in the senate so they passed a 3 trillion-dollar bill and call it the heroes act expressing support for our nation's health care heroes

new york city has to wait and i'm a beginning of june is when we'll be able to start filling in the blanks de blasio addressing the likelihood of non-essential businesses opening up in america's largest and hardest hit city in the near future but cautions the state and local rates of transmission in cases is still a major factor unless something miraculous happened we're going into june so i think it's fair to say that june is when we're potentially going to be able to make some real changes if we can continue our progress and more and more but the number of coronavirus cases in this city increasing as of may 10th hospitalizations 1st. we apologize we had a little bit of a technical snafu there but we'll be sure and get back to the story because this is important the part about the children is in the back end of her report we want to make sure you see that since we had just explained it to you we'll get back to that don't worry so let's move to something else which is equally important it seems like the measure of how businesses in the united states will begin to reopen is often best illus

is warning the blank checks won't be handed out of zeros anahata reports from beirut. trucks carrying fuel have been seen heading to illegal crossings with syria it's a decades old trade along the poorest border and it's costing millions of dollars a year because fuel is subsidized by the state which is facing a shortage in foreign currency reserves lebanon is in crisis the government is seeking aid from the international monetary fund but stopping smuggling is an obligation under un resolutions that successive governments have failed to achieve i believe that many many other areas that need to be covered if you would like to control the borders fully and to prevent all sorts of smuggling. including one from seeing it including groups including people of. every sort and country must control borders and there is a long way to go authorities plan to set up a new checkpoints and close eat legal crossings but critics say tighter measures are needed it's well known. for instance is getting its own through the bennies border genuine all the international all the internationa

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political space to deliver a discount of reforms but namely to move and implement reforms there is no blank check there is no savior on the white horse coming up on a clear statement that if lebanon's government really wants the financial help it needs it's going to have to make changes it's avoided up to now senator bayh wrote . record floods of devastated east africa this rainy season with almost half a 1000000 people displaced like the tour is africa's largest lake and sits between tanzania kenya and uganda it's at its highest recorded level al-jazeera is marcom web reports on what that means for the communities living around the lake. just a few weeks ago this market was bustling with life and sitting on dry land. it's in uganda's capital kampala on the shore of lake victoria. lakes level has been rising and the market traders livelihoods on the water. to the west again but only 3 kiosks and was supporting her entire extended family are working my business are full of work album or we have put my biz in. this man's trying to dig out his shop which is little more than a metal cage so he

we'll -- fill in the blank. so you can do both. you can re-assure but in a realistic way that once the kids know it's normal to be anxious in these times. >> thank you for coming ton show, doctor. i really appreciate the time you've given us. >> you're welcome. thank you for having me. >> and that is it for this episode. we'll be back with more covid-19 related information shortly. you have been "coping with covid-19." thank you for watching. >> today's special guest is claudia dume. >> hi. today, my guest is claudia gorham. she's the deputy managing director of the real estate dri division at the city and county of san francisco, and she's my special guest. thank you for joining us. >> thank you very much. >> i know that your department is the department for managing and renting properties, and also cleaning for the city. how has your department been preparing for the crisis? >> well, because our citizens are sheltering in place and our buildings are closed to the general public, a substantial amount of city staff and city departm

but our response to this crisis cannot begin and end with blank checks. we need to ensure that taxpayer dollars are being spent responsibly, and that we're making the changes needed to recover from this crisis. every day i hear you chew a videoconference my constituents in texas telling me how these bills are being implemented, what's helpful, what isn't, and what's needed from congress. this feedback has been incredibly valuable as will look for more effective ways to strengthen our response and speed our recovery. so the republicans in the senate believe that it's wise, it's prudent to take stock of everything we'veyt done before passing another relief bill. i believe the presiding officer and i heard the same report, at lunch today thatay only about hf the money that we've appropriated is actually of they door yet, and your people are clamoring for more and more money. and speaker pelosi and really an unfortunate act of showmanship rammed through through a $3 trn bill that hassh no prayer of beg passed or becoming law. it's safe to say house democrats

they are firing blanks to disperse the crowd. after probably four or five seconds of firing, i realized that, even if they are firing blank, i am close enough that i could be injured so it was at that point that i dove to the ground. they continued to fire another seven or eight seconds. when they stopped firing is when i stood up, looked around, and saw that, clearly, they had been firing live ammunition because there were students who were wounded around me. cleary, who i did know -- did not know at the time, was at the base of that sculpture. he was the first person i saw who was not getting up when the rest of us were. i went to him and lifted his shirt and saw that he had a bullet wound in his chest. host: reflecting on what happened 50 years ago. back to your phone calls. bill in waynesboro, pennsylvania, good morning. caller: good morning. in 1970, i was 19-years-old. i was a student at the university of maryland college park. i wanted to read a paragraph i wrote about the kent state killings. i wrote this some several yea

so, we're like, the best thing is to just do like a blank label.achers. >> right now, it's teachers appreciation week. >> jimmy: yeah >> so, toast to teachers and we can do -- and you can just make your own toast to. >> and then post it on social media with #quarantinewine i say this, and i haven't had social media, but i hear it's very important to do [ laughter ] and so, you should do #quarantienewine >> jimmy: yeah, i just think it's -- i don't even know how you got it together so fast, and so quickly >> nocking point >> yeah, so -- >> i would say that as smart as we are, our friends are much smarter. >> yeah, we have friends we were thinking about doing a a wine, and our friends at nocking point, like do this, and turn things around really quick. and we called them up and said, "hey, if we did a quarantine wine, how quickly could we have it out?" and within three weeks - >> they got a label approved >> we had a label approved >> we had trademarked, we had samples. we - >> but, i will also say this - >> figured out what's going in the bottle and

political space to deliver discount of reforms but name need to move from implement reforms there is no blank check there is no savior on the white horse coming to look at a clear statement that if lebanon's government really wants the financial help it needs it's going to have to make changes it's of voided up to now senator bayh to. take out the headlines on al-jazeera was ill health minister has quit less than a month into the job now is the 2nd health minister to leave the post after criticizing president her boss on our us response to the pandemic of you the faith that life is made of choices and today i chose to leave i tell you that i gave the best of me during the period i spent here it's not a simple thing to lead a ministry like this one in such a difficult time for the 6000000 people in santiago are in lockdown after infection served across capital over the past 2 weeks under the new rules people will need a police permit to leave home the measures are expected to continue for a week expose reported its largest single day rise and infections health officials confirm more than 2400

the question in this case is if they get a complete blank check and immunity. framing it as a fight between religious institutions and civil rights is harmful because there is a whole number of exemption 2 ways religious institutions can protect themselves. rosen: what can you tell us about the religious autonomy doctrine? not the original understanding of the first amendment, how broadly does it sweep and why does it seem more categorical in granting immunity than the restoration act as part of the balancing in the interests of the individual? where is this coming from? professor voloch: where it comes from like most things in the american legal system is precedent, justices of the judgment of the present justice and i will say this is broader in part because it is narrower. the religious freedom restoration act applies to all people whether employers or not. that is the way it is designed but we don't have a situation, i refuse to hire women in leadership role but is so long as you conclude the catholic church should be in leadership role as with any other in

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