again, the system runs on a ridership or mila -- ridership formula. most states and municipalities are still hurting. businesses are still shut down. unemployment -- i know we had an improvement in the unemployment rate. there are lots of people who are not working yet. people are still afraid, the virus is still out there, let's help the states and municipalities and to get back on our feet. why do we have to wrestle with $100 on the unemployment benefit? there was a big what to do about $300 or $400. forgot's sake -- for god's sake, we are going to have a debate about $100? let's give it to people. let's inject money into the economy and make sure our small businesses which continue to be the biggest employers across the country have something to stand on. let's be good. big government i think is good government. we can restore back our economy in a safe and responsible way. let's be the america we know it could be. let's be the strong america for everybody. host: let me ask you about border issues and immigration which are becoming a bigger problem

>> reporter: little mila hugs the stuffy she got. everyone has their favorite animal. >> the crocodile. >> my favorite was the draft because we got defeated. >> all that food comes at a hefty price. >> we have apples, meat. >> especially when you have hundreds of animals to feed. >> we are talking roughly 100 $90,000 a month on need and veterinary care. not including salaries for the city workers. >> people are still coming and they are still supporting the zoo. it takes a little more than that, and we do know they are struggling. >> i talked with the city liaison on the zoo board. the city allocated just over $1 million to get the zoo through the last six months of the physical year. >> for me personally it's kind of my happy place, but if i need a place to go to kind of sit and contemplate and see joy , i go to the zoo. >> how can an animal not make you happy? >> the pandemic has taken a bite out of revenue at one point forcing the zoo to shut down and only allowing 25% capacity. families with kids are happy this zoo is getting ext

into these 2 need to add measures or you know what you're getting mila. could be lost and we're still in the eastern you took areas where you can you quoting inevitable if they'd let that they would elude you know that it is a gradual and that you don't they don't you're going to have to. put in the way just to leave it there will be additional so the you is it is a pole you sat down with. is new new beauty nice place or try just a nice day with an assertion. but. don't use plastic. according to her attorney it's better to let sleeping dogs lie you shouldn't take more from mother nature than she can give in spenser to live in harmony with the natural world. but when you feel like a new toy he need to. put you. here only to give him leave. to bring you some share of. these 33 degrees. of tradition and nurture. your story. scientists have been talking about the amount of creatures since 2013 here are. some. we're piling. it back and use the bullet which are changed i'm mostly a my squad through. the ninety's which i have tenure to literally put on for slowe

mayor mila besich comes from a long line of miners.ly's been here for five generations, and obviously my great grandfathers immigrated here because of mining. >> reporter: besich says even with an emerging alternative economy, superior needs the mine to survive. >> we're diversifying our economy. we have new restaurants, new activities coming into play. we have some other interest in our industrial park and hotels coming into the community. but mining is still going to be that base employer for our region. >> reporter: but the oak flat land swap has divided residents. >> i'll miss oak flats, i have a lot of fond memories at oak flats, but i think the economy and the jobs that this will provide outweighs the property's prior use. reporter: others are against it, worried about the environmental impacts, and fearing the economic benefits won't pan out. >> a lot of people who were supportive of the mine, were kind of, like, thinking, "oh, my gosh, it's going to go back to the way it used to be." but those days are gone, those days are gone

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. >> they had to walk about a mila from the river just to get up here. to be sold. that must have been a horrific experience. >> the area up by the house, thb group was called the upper tow's and the area and group of buildings down by the driver war called lower town and lower town was primarily in slave kn buildings. they are controlling and managing that area and up here that was and it exists here? upr >> yeah, and we will just kind'' of walk this way and i will ut i point out the buildings that at exist up here. a ton more exist in upper tower than l lower town. one of the interesting things is there is a ton of stone, a ton u of stone, a lot of it is hiddenh and i will point it out where you can see it, so there is a stone wall around, oh, it's it's like a garden but not like a at formal garden like we think of withth flowers and shrubs and oi stuff, but that's all made of stone. liway, originally the site had like over 30 out buildings. that's a lot of out buildings, c and thatks. showed off his wealm so like the first building thati is just over here is a du

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comments tonight and my work is situated on the concept of the absent presence, and i cite the work of mila vicente carpio, indigenous history is the absence presence in american history, deliberately erased or radically transformed to maintain the master narrative. the process of colonization have created this absence in the american historical memory, which shapes how indigenous history, space, or place have been and continue to be renamed, redefined and destroyed. i think of this concept whenever i enter campus from the front hill, and i'm greeted by the sign that you see in front of you where it says fort lewis college was founded in 1911. for me, fort lewis indian school history and then indigenous student experiences while at school is erased when the college notes that its founding date as 1911 when i know that the college that fort lewis indian school existed prior to the college and was established in 1992. i first began with giving a context that there existed the federal indian policy of assimilation and the height of this policy of assimilation was between the years 1880s and th

with the family says to begin reverend al sharpton a nationality a network had a prayer visual gesta mila because they understood that we needed to pray for this family but also we needed to pray for america because just as a symbol a moment a landmark moment in american history and so we need to pray that america can live up to his hide deals we need to pray that america can continue to beat a beacon of hope and justice for all the world to marvel because the whole world is watching. in america we so desperately want to believe that marginalized people of color would get this same constitutional rights as all of the american citizens enjoy but historically we have not stayed out america that has not been our reality. so george clark gavin us cities all across america and all across the world when that video that video of torture was do millions and millions of times saw america this is the moment this is the moment to show the rest of the world that you on the stand it bear when it comes to liberty and justice falls the whole world is watching the whole world is watching the whole world

dr i'm wondering then mila is the only emergency physician and he africa and funded hospital in goma in eastern congo in the past week he received 5 covert patients 3 of them severe cases the doctors cleft the case numbers compared to countries like south africa v.c. if we'd have that here in goma or in the country i think that would be cut dystrophin because we are not well prepared to receive a big number of sick people working for me my life. this must be prevented by sticking to the rule says miller. but on the streets you hardly ever see anyone wearing masks here but then i haven't seen anyone die of corona so how would i believe that an annual covert is a disease or westernesse not for africans there's no covert in congo. you know what i believe is that corona kills it kills a lot of people so much you know what. a survey conducted by the ministry of health in goma showed that a quarter of all those questioned believe kovac 19 does not exist one reason for that according to the minister 80 percent of cases he has shown no symptoms and of the 20 percent with symptoms most isolat

again, the system runs on a ridership or mila -- ridership formula.t states and municipalities are still hurting. businesses are still shut down. unemployment -- i know we had an improvement in the unemployment rate. there are lots of people who are not working yet. people are still afraid, the virus is still out there, let's help the states and municipalities and to get back on our feet. why do we have to wrestle with $100 on the unemployment benefit? there was a big what to do about $300 or $400. forgot's sake -- for god's sake, we are going to have a debate about $100? let's give it to people. let's inject money into the economy and make sure our small businesses which continue to be the biggest employers across the country have something to stand on. let's be good. big government i think is good government. we can restore back our economy in a safe and responsible way. let's be the america we know it could be. let's be the strong america for everybody. host: let me ask you about border issues and immigration which are becoming a bigger problem ear

mila, what kind of numbers >> between 150 to 175 below consensus benchmark with the adp numbers we releasedt yet, joe i need a couple of seconds there we go. nonfarm payrolls give me a second here. >> take your time. >> nonfarm payrolls are -- say it again i didn't hear that 379,000. 379, joe, i've got consensus -- better than the consensus. january revised up to 166. labor force participation rate 61.4 looking for the unemployment rate i have the u-6 at 11.1 unchanged. i don't see the unemployment rate let me go to the other source of data here. just a second. it looks like it came in 379 above. 6.2 on the unemployment rate is the number i need to open up what's called the b1 table here live on national television to give you some of the other data here. goods producing down 48,000. total private up 465 which tells me the government also lost jobs there. those are some of the most important sectors. retail up 41 little bit of a reopening story there. transportation warehousing up 4.4. i'm looking for leisure hospitality. education and health leisure and hospitality, up 355. that's good. th