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>>rainy ward and rainey's a graduating from heritage high school out in brentwood.he says she'll be attending dominican university in sandra fell where she'll be studying public health and nursing her desire. she says is to help others and engage in new breakthroughs of science and epidemiology and. pandemic something we need right now so your congratulations to ronnie and congratulations to your grad 2 you can add them to our list of grads and pictures on kron 4 dot com. >>tell us where you went to high school what your plans are for the future. >>let's get quick check of the big board here before we head to break again following the numbers this morning with dow futures plunging during the premarket hours and now that we're in the official trading day you can see. it certainly did dove forecast a downturn 700 points plus to the downside right now for the dow we're seeing negative trading across the board for the s and p the nasdaq as well as growing worries over a resurgent coronavirus and a second wave. in this pandemic more on that to come as we continue trackin

megan rainey, co-founder of get us ppe. thanks for joining us on this. let's talk about the message from the top. we're hearing this announcement from the vice president essentially saying folks should wear masks. there has not been a consistent message from this administration throughout the entire time that we've been battling this pandemic in this country. there have been instances when the president and vice president have been seen on numerous occasions outdoors, not social distancing, not wearing masks. they have deferred mostly to local governments to make decisions. and now you hear the vice president, because these cases are spreading in states like texas and florida, asking folks to put on masks. what do you make of it, what is the directive, what should folks be doing from your perspective? >> thank you. so let me be super clear that the right thing to do is to wear a mask when you are out in public. there's a reason that doctors and nurses wear masks in the hospital, right? we wear it to protect ourselves from getting infected as well as to p

rainey in oxford, such a contrast to paris.t has also set up an independent enquiry which will look at cecil rhodes's legacy, and the wider issues impacting black and minority ethnic students, such as improving diversity, but don't expect the statue to be removed anytime soon. they will still have to apply for to remove it from a listed building, and the review is not expected to report back until the end of the year. but this is a significant u—turn for the college. five years ago, campaigners called for the statue to go. there was a review, but the college decided to protect the complexities of history. fast forward to summer 2020, there have been widespread protests in support of black lives matter, and several statues around the country have been targeted and in some cases removed. so that has reignited the debate here in oxford, increasing the pressure. campaigners, the rhodes must fall campaigners, have cautiously welcomed oriel‘s decision. they have been here before. they say they are hopeful but they won't rest until it