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gene. and that is exactly what young people all over this country have been doing. i stood up in kansas city, missouri, in front of thousands of young black, white and brown young people saying they wanted change and they wanted it now. i almost wept when i stood up and looked out at all of those young people. and the majority of whom were white. what they are saying is this is not a black issue. this is an american issue. and they are condemning for not having done anything. now, let me just say that i sat up last night -- i live in a building right across the street and i was reading out of a book that i read. i actually read. [ laughter ] and stumbling through the fifth chapter of that book, i saw the words "you are the salt of the earth, but when the salt loses its flavor, it is of no good to anyone." congress has been looked upon by these young people as the salt of this nation. and if we lose our flavor, if we lose our commitment to change, if we lose our responsibility to listen to what they have been telling us, then we are of no good to anyone in this natio

genes and the infection rate is. so what kind of disease is transmitted by ticks i mean the most important the most important. to born disease enjoy means is lyme disease so it's caused by a young boy able to off into sick and come to see us in germany is tb that is transmitted mainly in. saul's of. which is a virus is a city and so we have looked area to. put it gene so it's most important is what we look at schools in the world and. disease is one of them has to be does important in juba most important poured into it but worldwide it can call a mark it's almost a point but a. disease by ticks so if i take a look here at the tics and if some of them would sting me everything bite me and how long would it take for empty chair transmission of the pathogens it depends on the part of being cared for to genes normally needed time to one of the body of the tick in the most part and then is transmitters this can need to for 24 hours and johnny book a year for example needs at least 67 hours to google and to be dangerous for infecting but this would mean if i would realize that there's a tick on me and i would just simply remove it that there's no risk of getting this infection then t

young people flocked to his banner. they cut their hair off. they put on clean clothes. the saying was they were going clean for gene. >> it's just crucial.tention to the appearance. >> good afternoon. >> when mccarthy chose to be a candidate, i dropped out at the end of the semester and went to work for the campaign. the issue was vietnam. >> you have to say that this war has gone too far. >> what makes 1968 such a pivotal year in american history is that an incumbent president couldn't seem to hold his party together. >> will there be some kind of split in the democratic party? they're all getting quite vocal. >> yes. >> they're saying if the republicans nominate a moderate or liberal republican, democrats will come over and support him and the conservatives in the republican party will go over and support lyndon johnson. is that possible? >> yes. whether you know what day it is or not... consistency is key when taking on acne. and an everyday cleanser? that's breakouts worst enemy. love, neutrogena®. i but what i do count on...ts anis boost high protein...rs, and now, there's boost mobility... ...with key nutrients to help support... j

to be done on the community level, on the individual level, and empowering young black voters to take a stand. >> right. >> geneson, you have a question for tom rogers. gene? >> just, tom, i remember the college campus activism of the late '60s and '70s, which was a huge political factor in this country. so are there any places where you see stirrings of that at all? any campuses, in particular? or is that just not the way young people are expressing themselves these days? >> well, i think young people aren't expressing themselves as much through the kind of physical protesting we saw in the '60s. many suggested it is because of social media. social media has become the way you can sound off and protest. you see a lot of activism, so to speak, in the social media world. we know how active college kids are on social media. that's why i'm saying if we could organize that, and bernie sanders really needs to be the catalyst for organizing it because he has such a following among the college vote, that if he can really use that social media presence of college kids, to be that messaging machine, to get out the senti

. >> gene, on a broader movements sweeping the entire country, and the rev keeps saying this, this is youngd people, people with their kids, people with their parents and in some instances three generations, grand parent, mom or a dad and kids of all races, what do you make of this? 14th straight day of demonstration. >> reporter: that's the reason, you know, my jaw has been on the floor, that's the reason why we all have a sense that this is different. the size, the scope, and the diversity of these protests has been really quite unprecedented. certainly the sort of urban uprises from 1992 and 1968 weren't like this. they were african-american expressions of rage. this is a -- you know, an american -- everybody american expression of rage and being fed up and the feeling that, okay, now we kind of get it. you know, we kind of understand. you can't watch that video, those 8 minutes and 46 seconds without getting it, without understanding that, no, this is a serious -- a deadly problem and we can't allow this to happen in the united states of america and there has to be change and i think in

gene kelly did things like that. he said, i don't care what nationality she is. she's right for the part. and i thought, okay, from now on, i can play just young was a struggle all the way. and it is still a struggle. >> have you been watching the protests on the streets, on television at all? >> does a bear poop in the woods? are you kidding, watch it? all day long. of course i'm watching. >> i imagine in many ways you understand as well as anyone what it's about. >> i've been there. the hardest thing with having been there is not getting bitter. >> you wish you could be out there? >> i do. my stomach gets all churned up because i really want to be there. i've never seen so many mixed crowds protesting the death of a young black man which is just tragic beyond belief. unnecessary. oh don't get me started because then i really do get angry. >> let's hope it is different this time, rita. >> you know what, it's got to be different. it's got to be because i think there are many people who feel just as i do, that at this time we're going to make them listen. >> the amazing rita moreno. an amazing 88 years old. still just so vibrant and extraordina