and over to an apple s maryland where former baltimore mayor kathryn pugh pled guilty to state perjury charges the state charges related to the controversial sale of her children's books prosecutors say pugh failed to disclose her business interests while in office the 70 year old pugh was sentenced to 6 months in prison on that state charge she could have faced up to 10 years. elsewhere around the world u.s. secretary of state my pompei o took part in the copenhagen democracy summit following his meeting with chinese officials in hawaii after the summit pompei a remark that china's top foreign policy official said his country will honor all of the nation's commitments under its. 1st phase trade deal with president trump previously there were concerns the 1st phase deal would fall apart because of the pandemic where china committed to buy an extra $200000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods over the next 2 years. and south korea's unification minister has now resigned from his post kim yong said he hoped his resignation would show in turkey relations have entered a crisis stage the crisis he'

carry out 10000 tests for a day in the town of just little boats people are being told to expect long pugh's town in a neighboring district have become hotspots after an outbreak at a local meat processing plant that infected about 1500 people. in the meat cutting section a 10 yes it's the center of the outbreak 2 thirds of the workers here have tested positive but why did the virus spread like wildfire here scientists suspect it could be related to the air cooling and circulation system in the plant. but space here. what we didn't know before is that under these circumstances the research kill ation of air can keep aero souls moving that is a risk factor we weren't aware of this long it was enough to stiffen works as an air conditioning technician in the city of deuce book according to german law all workplaces need to be supplied with fresh air the tiniest meat processing plant is no exception to this there are cooling systems based on research elation they lower the room temperature to between 6 and 10 degree celsius but the machines used for that only move the existing air around they do

data from the pugh research center shows notable shifts in the make up of both parties since 2015, justentered the race five years ago tomorrow. let's start with the ever-widening political divide among men and women. in 2015 there was a gender gap. republicans had an eight-point edge with men and they leaned democratic by 12. combine that with data from 2018 and 2019, by then the gop was holding steady with men and 18% with women. in 2015, republicans only held an edge among white voters and as much as 71 points among black voters. that advantage among whites is slipping, down to only plus-11 and look at the right in the huge jump in asian-americans identifying as democrats in just four years. dramatic. then there's the other great divide in this country, geography. five years ago, democrats held a big edge in the urban areas. republican was the party of choice in the suburbs and with rural voters and in the 2018 and 2019 numbers, democrats gained in urban areas and were almost even in the suburbs and republicans made big gains with rural americans. and the republican party who was onc

data from the pugh research center show the shifts in the make up of both parties since 2015 just beforefive years ago tomorrow. let's start with the ever-widening political divide among men and women. in 2015 there was a gender gap. republican his an eight-point edge with men and they leaned democratic by 12. combine that with data from 2018 and 2019 and by then they were holding steady with men and 18% with women. in 2015, eprepublicans only hel an edge among white voters and as much as 71 points among black votes. that advantage among whites is slipping and only plus 11 and look at the right in the huge jump in asian-americans identifying as democrats in just four years. dramatic. and then there's the other great divide in this country, r geography. republican was the party of choice in the suburbs and with rural voters and in the 2018 and 2019 numbers, democrats gained in urban areas and we're almost even in the suburbs and republicans made big gains with rural americans and the republican party who was once the bastion of wealthy, white, establishment voters is looking more like the

consider this pugh center research poll that came out last year. 59% of republicans said that they thoughtthe legacy of slavery had little or nothing to do with the plight of blacks today. 70% said they thought the biggest problem with race discrimination was seeing it where it did not exist. 84% said america has either done enough or too much to bring equal rights to blacks. when you hear those numbers, not surprising that the president's national security adviser says he doesn't see systemic racism or the president takes the tone he's taken so far. he always indicators in a pinch to his political base and that's where his political base is, guys. >> john harwood at the white house, thanks very much. >>> still ahead, more than half of the states have now activated the national guard. this as dozens of cities across the country have also imposed curfews after some protests, we should note. not all of them, some have been peaceful, but some have certainly turned violent. lity w. let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making

programs were recipients, including lina masitiz and she reported on a return to mexico winning the pughipulitzer prize and other finalists for the pulitzer prize with the team from peer hustle. we trained erlon woods and nigel poor to do that work. i wanted to give you a heads-up about the great training work and the awards that were recently given out at kalw. thank you. now. >> thank you. >> hello, michelle. >> hi, this is michelle parker and i'm the vp legislation for the district pta and i just had a couple of quick things today for you, commissioners. the first one is that i appreciate the updates to the agenda on board docs where it's more streamline. i wanted to let the public know the district is holding a series of meeting for the rest of the year and call 4-1-1 meetings for teachers across the district to connect and learned and we've had a district budget staff and we've helped to navigate in the community and navigate the pt business during these school district closures and we'll have our state legislators talking tomorrow night. next week superintendent matthews will be co

in terms of manufacturing, if you look at the most recent pugh survey, americans' sentiment around chinathis because in the middle of this pandemic, we better understood that 70% of our active ingredients in prescription drugs are made in china. i'm talking about, you know, penicillin and antibiotics and people were nervous about that, the fact that we are reliant on a foreign country for something that is so important for the growth of america and for keeping us well. as a result of that, there's been a movement to try to fire up the manufacturing supply chains in america and that's going to continue, that's only going to accelerate. remember, it was the services part of this economy that got crushed in the shutdown. things like restaurants, et cetera. so we're going to need manufacturing jobs in a big way. that is why the administration has this policy toward firing up the manufacturing supply chains, taking them out of china, bringing them to america and around the world. i think you could see this continue in the coming months as things continue to reopen. jedediah: what's coming up

programs were recipients, including lina masitiz and she reported on a return to mexico winning the pughipulitzer prize and other finalists for the pulitzer prize with the team from peer hustle. we trained erlon woods and nigel poor to do that work. i wanted to give you a heads-up about the great training work and the awards that were recently given out at kalw. thank you. now. >> thank you. >> hello, michelle. >> hi, this is michelle parker and i'm the vp legislation for the district pta and i just had a couple of quick things today for you, commissioners. the first one is that i appreciate the updates to the agenda on board docs where it's more streamline. i wanted to let the public know the district is holding a series of meeting for the rest of the year and call 4-1-1 meetings for teachers across the district to connect and learned and we've had a district budget staff and we've helped to navigate in the community and navigate the pt business during these school district closures and we'll have our state legislators talking tomorrow night. next week superintendent matthews will be co