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joining me now to talk about this is councilman ritchie torres.ilman torres, you have just won the democratic party primary for new york's 15th congressional district. you will be on the ballot for that in november, so you are likely headed to congress. and this picture of economic disparity, which by the way has always been the case between the upper east side and the bronx, is now exacerbated. it is now very, very clear that living in the bronx is like living in a developed country -- developing country, i mean. >> look, when new york city gets a cold, the bronx gets the flu. the bronx has an unemployment rate as high as 30%, which is comparable to the joblessness of the great depression, and the bronx are 355,000 unemployed people, which is a population larger than that of most large cities in the united states. and the bronx is heavily represented in low-wage sectors -- foods, restaurants, hospitality, all of which have been hit hardest by the pandemic. and unlike white collar work, none of them lend themselves to telecommuting. >> let's talk

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yet so you need to a nation strong volunteer mr ritchie is responsible for bringing volunteers to light house and he's found a way of increasing revenues. if you will from the edges not just hosting get volunteers but groups of school students on short term stays to just now a group of canadians are visiting in their downtime to students get to play with the children. and over the past week some special friendships have developed even the teachers are not immune to when they say i don't know. dealing with a kid is going to be hard for just a deaf ear and you know one of these little guys walks up and grabs your hand you have no choice but to sort of follow up with them so. and that it's pretty awesome . as canadian simple from scrotes closer not just good will but a lot of money is flowing into the orphanages to. be supplied. the labor probably bought the tiles the sand the compost so we sent out about $5000.00 ahead of time and then i brought a few $100.00 with me so we bought some rice them which i call work of a water pump to keep the garden going so. kind of give them a little happi

corona habit and it when the other risk is one percent i've got to tell you that here in this country ritchie said that the chancellor boris johnson chancellor was 1st to quantitatively ease $645000000000.00 into the footsie stock market our entire pension system here in britain let alone in the united states is intertwined with the very companies you keep mentioning do you believe that all the pensions should be disavowed thing immediately from these massive agriculture companies. well 1st of may is made. its turn to remember that workers have rights including the rights to their pensions they have a right to decide how that money will be spent to create subsidies for those who are destroying the planet destroying our health destroying our livelihoods or yours to be able to recover after this pandemic which is not one pandemic it is a 100 pandemic it is a livelihood pandemic of course it's a corona pandemic which is occurring in disease spread a pandemic and my big worry is as you lock people into their houses and as amazon is given freedom to deliver every ad of amazon that comes on my comp

ritchie valens i'm sorry i do apologize 50 or here there obviously it's not a great connection rajeev i'm going to keep trying and we've been hearing that the pilot was trying to land on a tabletop runway in this heavy rain can you describe the kind of terrain that we're dealing with here i believe that we have lost rajiv deferentially will try to get him back as soon as we can i apologize and we will be on that story and bring you more details as we get them. it's now moving on and the u.s. is imposing sanctions against 11 officials from both mainland china and hong kong including the territories leader kerry lam trump signed an executive order last month seeking to punish china of a sweeping national security law that it's imposed in hong kong now beijing insists the law is needed to criminalize acts of secession subversion and terrorism but critics say it's being used to silence dissent white house correspondent can be how it has more from washington d.c. . this is part of an executive order that was signed by the u.s. president last month so even though he is out of town. implemen

stall owner ritchie wicks thinks it's going to get worse as the pandemic's economic pain bites harderng through here, like a ghost town. >> reporter: people aren't just avoiding central london. covid-19 has triggered huge interest in leaving that skyline behind and moving away for all the things london can't easily provide. space, gardens, affordability. >> we thought we were going to stay for another two years r. but i think the pandemic accelerated our decision to move now. >> reporter: after months of working from home, michael and agatha have decided to quit london because, well, why not? >> why do we need to be in the city at all at this point? why not move somewhere where you have a fantastic community, a really pretty space around you? >> you can definitely get a huge garden in our price range, so that's good. >> reporter: how londoners respond to covid-19 could reshape the city's social and economic fabric, but not for the first time and not as remarkably as the change inflicted by that other notorious source of multiple pandemics, the plague. london's last big outbreak in the

ritchie. >> it will be deputy manager mr. carlin. >> clerk: sorry about that. mr. carlin. >> good afternoon, madame president, commissioners. this is an update on the bay delta and the negotiations of the voluntary for the tuolumne river. we have been in contact and sitting down with the state team. the state team costs of the deputy secretary for california environmental protection agency, the deputy secretary for the natural resources agency, the division manager for the water rights at the state water board. the director of california department fish and wildlife and the director of the department of water resources. we have been engaged in conversations with them around the volunteer agreement seeing if we can reach some milestone where we can actually submit it to the state board for their consideration. we are discussing our flow schedule proposed under the re-licensing and flow measures. we've had two meetings at this time and making another one next week. we're making some progress but also running a little bit of an issue on how much flow is being required

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joining us right now is rochelle ritchie, former secretary for the house democratic policy and communicationsommittee. thanks for being here. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> there were so many victims that all of the families didn't get the opportunity to speak. what was your take away from all of the pain that was on display. >> you know, i think that i share in the same feelings as many people that were at the march yesterday. i'm tired too. i'm exhausted as well. i'm thankful that i have never had to suffer the loss of a family member due to police brutality. but, you know, it's like what do we do at this point? we have marched, we have protested, we have even passed legislation. we have hash tagged. we have done everything possible and, you know, we're having these marches and we're shouting from the podium, you know, to treat black people fairly in this country. but the problem is the people in the white house are not listening. and so it makes you wonder if all of this effort is falling on deaf ears, if you will. i thought that jacob blake's father was phenomenal. i thought he

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