monica gandy says to slow the spread people need to know if they're infected as soon as possible so they can quarantine, otherwise they can unknowingly pass the virus to others. >> by the time you get the test back, it's immaterial. you're out doing what you have to do. it doesn't make sense to have a test that takes a long time. >> reporter: quest diagnostics that has 2,200 labs throughout the u.s. says the fda approval speeds the process of for most people. its rival claims it is already meeting those nuls. this comes as state health officials are saying people should only get tested if they really need it so the labs don't get backlogged even more than they are right now. for many they just want answers. >> if you got faster results i feel you could get faster treatment and find out who you might have exposed faster. >> reporter: ian cull, "today in the bay." >>> happening today for you state lawmakers try to get to the bottom of all the recent glitches in the overwhelmed employment development program. the flood of recent jobless claims has led to a huge processing backlog. today the

want to recognize and say words about him today because he took the -- he took to heart the words of gandy -- began dirks we should be the change we seek. he was the sermon that he preached. he did what he said he would do and inspired others to do like wise. it is said a great person will always rise to the occasion. but it is also said that the greater person makes the occasion. well, when it came to the edmund pettus bridge, not only did he rise to the occasion by marching across that bridge, he made the occasion by helping to organize the march that left brown chapel and went to that bridge knowing that they were facing the constab blairry with clubs. they marched on. knowing they were marching into brutality. they marched on. he was a person who understood that the cause of justice was sometimes required. -- would sometimes require some harm to be suffered. yet he marched on. and for this reason, the world had an opportunity to see the horrors of invidious discrimination and in so seeing a president, lyndon johnson, was put in a position such that he could pass the voting rights act.

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than to a new person and led to me move 100 gandi a new normal i'm going to run the cities across the river to go to you then go to mark you then damon join you. $54.00 drugs and more than $1300.00 military personnel are headed to you'll soon. air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. the headlines this hour the u.s. city pleading with the president for a cease fire and he does in portland on the trump threatening to send in more federal troops to clamp down on anti racism

elizabeth: to what you've been saying, you know, rioters pulled down a statue of mahatma gandy. luther king would have advocated pulling down a statue of gandhi. model, middle voters will decide the election. progressive left is radicalizing the democrat platform and biden campaign, led by aoc, bernie sanders, rashida tlaib, they have the new platform for democrats, attacking police, expanding government-run obama care and aoc's climate change. this is how biden gets pulled hard to the left in the 2020 election. how will that play. listen to a sound bite, david, if we have time. >> sure. elizabeth: biden, wants to quote, rewrite the economy. watch this. >> we'll have a breathtaking opportunity to create good-paying union jobs. to deliver the promise of america to americans who have been denied it for much too long, to rewrite our economy. so the prosperity flows not just to ceo's but to workers who actually build the country. elizabeth: okay. he was there for eight years under obama. why do democrats always want to rewrite everything? we want a jobs program, what is the hard lef

900 signatures of young high school students who were inspired after listening to our talk about my gandy we use this bike as a catalyst for change because we're able to take it to different schools different places as it becomes a story by itself because it's a collaborative piece of. we're here to not turn you all into done deals i'm not here to tell you all to become vegetarians i'm not here to tell you all the way. i'm here to tell you to become the next county iowa big object ok and to become the next gandhi you can bet anything you want you can eat anything you want but you have to follow his principles his principles of truth his principles of nonviolence his principles all strategy. that makes gandhi could be a man the next gandhi could be a 12 year old child that makes gandhi could be the schoolteacher who gets inspired because the are required to cause change in the way. if you look at people like see jobs who imagined you know how powerful change because of how important and i think change causing ability is there that the youth and people who are able to see the invisible and

he was the one that stood up to jim crow for voting rights, he taught gandy in nonviolence to the movement sbefs the one that will take time when all of us in another generation and geopolitics. he, like john, would do that. congressman elect jamal bowman with us this morning. i was saying in my speech today that the preacher in me wants to say that since they died within the same 24 hours, maybe they had a pact that they would join in death and go see dr. king together. >> i love that as an image to take with us for the day. thank you very much. really appreciate your time, as always. >> thank you, joy. >>> we're going to go now to historian and friend of the show, michael beschloss. your thoughts on the passing of john lewis and ct vivian. i'm just going to give you the floor. >> i love everything you've been saying about john lewis this morning. he was such a sweet man. he was such a gentle man. we think of civil rights in the 1960s, there's such a tendency to say let's talk about john kennedy and lyndon johnson, which is fine. they should be admired for the bills they suggested in '63

want to recognize and say words about him today because he took the -- he took to heart the words of gandy -- began dirks we should be the change we seek. he was the sermon that he preached. he did what he said he would do and inspired others to do like wise. it is said a great person will always rise to the occasion. but it is also said that the greater person makes the occasion. well, when it came to the edmund pettus bridge, not only did he rise to the occasion by marching across that bridge, he made the occasion by helping to organize the march that left brown chapel and went to that bridge knowing that they were facing the constab blairry with clubs. they marched on. knowing they were marching into brutality. they marched on. he was a person who understood that the cause of justice was sometimes required. -- would sometimes require some harm to be suffered. yet he marched on. and for this reason, the world had an opportunity to see the horrors of invidious discrimination and in so seeing a president, lyndon johnson, was put in a position such that he could pass the voting rights act.