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ishas had a heart attack, he 79, should he release them? host: for the last three years democrats have made calls for transparency a hallmark of their criticism of donald trump. i believe that on on our side we should show the same transparency that we expect of republicans. that sander should release medical records and tax returns and the same should be for democratic candidates across the board. we cannot expect more of the other side and we deliver ourselves. host: lauren baer >> c-span's "wall street journal," live every day with news and policy that impact you. coming up thursday morning, illinois democratic congress woman january discusses the u.s. and global tons to the coronavirus outbreak. then ohio republican con depressman warren davidson will talk about his proposal to reform government surveillance programs. and form are u.s. senate candidate and author neil simon discusses his book, contract to unite america. be sure to watch c-span's "wall street journal" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. >> c-

in the affected area let's bring in missions as well from delhi for more on the story behind them isha what is the situation like in delhi today. it's already the situation continues to be tense there aren't the shocking visuals of running dry it's that people seeing coming out of the location on monday and tuesday and so it has been carmel yesterday the police took out a massive flag marches through the area to reassure people that there is police presence but once again in the evening we heard reports of targeted violence against muslims the death toll has risen over the last day and reports say that it could be much higher going forward there's a lot of fuel in muslims not only living in the neighborhood but in other parts of the league as well as that are rumors flying around of mob trying to attack muslim neighborhoods but it's also heartening to see that there are other me of the hoods where hindus and muslims are taking our peace marches together to say that they have will stand against such violence and they're also save spaces and and and and shelter being offered to muslims w

. >> reporter: betty young says situations like let isha's prompted santa clara county to establish an office of labor standards and to pass an ordinance discouraging the county from doing business with companies that fail to pay workers. >> we're talking about wages that have already been earned. >> reporter: young serves as manager of that new office of labor standards which began enforcement last september. >> this is really about protecting workers and protecting against businesses doing the wrong thing. >> reporter: we found not just ali baba but 36 other companies with $1.9 million in wage nest assessments against them that still do business with santa clara county, a total of 70 contracts in all. three of those companies actually got county contracts worth more than $2.5 million after having judgments assessed against them. how is it possible you're still doing business with people who aren't paying their people? >> we took that to cindy chavez, former director of the south bay labor council who helped craft this new policy. >> what we're going to do about it, we're going to get

schoolchildren and their red neckerchief remains to this day a symbol of pride and belonging straight away isha i was told that it was part of the national flag almost died in the blood of the monsters of the revolution. my parents were very happy that i joined tonight took me on a trip to the great wall with you. my red scarf and i felt really on a. in 1966 miles launched the cultural revolution in order to realize his ideal communist state he launched a nationwide campaign to eliminate dissidents and reeducate the chinese people. now rely primarily on loyal young activists who had been steeped in his communist philosophy since childhood. they were highly motivated to overthrow any leaders of the communist party that might have had capitalist leanings. in may 1966 mao's stablished the cultural revolution group centered on his wife jiang ching. the propaganda arm of the party and the people's daily newspaper wielded the effective power in the group they began to disseminate propaganda about the cultural revolution and mahler's ideology around the same time some middle school students in beijing

again had cinnamon and his family lived in a building behind this hotel within view of the fountain isha. little hint of that in the 3rd back courtyard there was one corridor and then another the toilets were outside we had to walk a long way to get water. so there was always a bucket of water in the apartment. or it will and there was a space above the hallway where the call for heating was stored just imagine how well that coal burned in the fire after the bombing according to. this is happening i might district looked before the attack. behind splendid the rock facades working class families lived in modest quarters. there were no military or industrial targets here but noirmont was flattened anyway. as 1st as for the mine looked like only 3 children in my class at school survived the rest were killed. for us there's no such thing as a class reunion in a park not in need lesson. for decades much of the area lay in ruins but more recently a lot of new construction projects of filling in empty spaces but before these projects are realized archaeologists explore the cellars and foundatio

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ishas had a heart attack, he 79, should he release them?ost: for the last three years democrats have made calls for transparency a hallmark of their criticism of donald trump. i believe that on on our side we should show the same transparency that we expect of republicans. that sander should release medical records and tax returns and the same should be for democratic candidates across the board. we cannot expect more of the other side and we deliver ourselves. who is aren baer former candidate for the house of representatives and a democratic strategist in florida. guest: thanks for having me. host: when we come back, a new study from the knight foundation on who is voting and who is not voting. sam gill will join us from miami. first a video produced by the foundation about this study. announcer: there is a crisis facing our democracy. who has the power? is it america's voters or america's nonvoters? in 2016 we witnessed on of the most contentious presidential elections. won the presidency and hillary clinton won the popular vote. who did