she writes simply a two-letter sta start, "no. my heart is with sybrina fulton, rachel jeantel everyone who loved trayvon and has been sent the message that his life did not matter." kate, chris? >> i think most people would agree, people, their hearts and prayers are with the family of

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the cabinet level for transportation no longer exists as such and in this place there is simply cal sta, which we now have brian proven kelly who's in charge of nothing but transportation and the focus is cal transand high speed rail so you have a very experienced secretary with focus on transportation, which is a very good development. i have two more quick things to brief you on. one is working with staff over the last two-and-a-half weeks an issue has arisen in terms of the -- there's a dispert treatment between your agencies enabling statutes and other statutes that govern local taxes and that is this 1986 enabling statute that you operate under had an overall can only be one percent in 2003 other sections of the revenue and tax code were updated to impose an overall 2 percent cap overall so we're seeking language to be inserted into a bill and mod /tphaoeuz that an bring it up to be consistent /aeu /kwrosz the board. sis >> any opposition to that yet >> i'll give you an overview of the positions, the current status, the agreements that are the /subts of item four and the consultant

noches maría leticia gómez les daluda, una avion se estrello en san francisco, tenía como destino final stao mnarcyhaba bien hasta que las 11 y 27 de la mañana golpeo unas rocas unos momentos antes que aterrizo, reboto sobre la pista. >> tenemos una cobertura del equipo, edgardo nos cuenta y beatriz ferrari con más información del aeropuerto desfibrilador. >> beatriz,. >> así es buenas noches leticia, a penas ocurrió el accidente este aeropuerto de san francisco fue cerrado, después dos pistas fuieron reabiertas. >> todavía permanece en san francisco el avion donde 307 personas vivieron una pesaidlla, todavía están evaluando e investoigando lo que paso, dos autopistas están cerradas aún. >> en la maya recientes conferencia de prensa dice que no hay indicacion de terrorismo maría tendrá suerte. >> nos dijeron que no había problema. >> pero está preocupada. >> si porque yo también voy a viajar. >> estás tranquilo. >> tranquilo. >> el portavoz del aeropuerto de san francisco recomendo que llamen al aeropuerto par determinar la salida de los vuelos. >> y muchos vuelos fueron derivados a otros a

those stas and their production rival that of the balkan field in north dakota.pite the increase in the production of gas prices, rising you probably already know that. the national average is now $3.67, up $0.20 higher tn one year ago. joining me now, president and ceo of the american petroleum institute. great to have you with us. >>s good to be on again. lou: let's start with an incredible oil production. we are -- it is pretty clear based upon wt is happening with all the new discoveries, oil, gas, cheryl, this is a true renaissance in energy for the united states. >> it really is. it is actually quite remarkable. five or six years ago no one would have really predicted this. now today because of our modern techniques, the vast resources that we fod here in the united states, we are now the world's number one natural gas producer. the international energy agency predicted a few months ago that if we keep this up, if we keep thr growth abreaction up we can become the world's number one oil producer in seven short years. so if it is a renaissance, it is a big d

. >> we have sewn the food stas growing to 80 percent.hey say it is because of the severity of the recession or a president who believes in weal fair policies nwell, it is both and they create an unholy a liiance and why we are stuck at two percent growth and new people on disability and two and half milliopeople taking food stamps who should not be there. look,if we had four percent growth, what we should be having followingthe recession, throw hundred billion i year more of incremental activity and this would lift the labor participation. i think you have to start with growth and this president is not pro growth. >> even fdr as started it warned about dependency. to many ople getting welfare is not a good thing. >> i will go you one better. i agree with part of what you said a moment ago when you pointed out that people should not be using t snap benefits and buy candy. food stamps should be for a necessity and nourishments. i am with you there. but don't get to carried away. you end up hurting people. >> i know. sometimes people get hu

for busses and other alternative means for transportation and the fire spread quickly in contra cost sta county. >>> good even it is monday july 1st i am gasia mikaelian, this is bay area news. we begin with continuing coverage of the bart strike. first the impact right now on the evening commute. this is a live look at traffic approaching the lower deck of the bay bridge, we have been monitorering the commute here, it is extremely slow throughout the evening. it appears that it is beginning to ease some. looks like many workers drive into the city today, of course, bart trains were not running. take a look at this picture, it is a live look of what's happening on interstate 80. take a look now, traffic is moving along very well tonight. we see the traffic on the right hand side of the screen moving and folks on the left side heading towards the bridge, wow, good going in both directions. tonight we tell you that it does not appear to be any signs of agreement. that is of course all the bart trains are parked this even. nothing is moving. here is a look at the dozen of s currently parked

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pitch - blanca ---pero la batalla "cuesta arriba" sera en la camara baja donde sta semana, lideres republicanoscidir como avanzar con la propuesta. ---randy serrano nos tiene mas desde washington. 0:01 0:34 0:47 1:21 1:36 pkg en vísperas de que la cámara baja estadounidense de el buen visto o no a una posible reforma migratoria, grupos activistas no están perdiendo tiempo en ponerles presión a los congresistas que decidirán el destino de unos once millones de indocumentados. a pocas horas de que el congreso se volviera a convocar luego del receso del cuatro de julio, este vecindario de maryland se convertía en el escenario de cabildeos puerta a puerta-haciendo un llamado a que las personas se unieran a una marcha frente al capitolio este miércoles. "no nos vamos a quedar con los brazos cruzados. iniciamos aquí en washington pero esto se va a extender en todo el país. porque le queremos mandar un mensaje bien clave a los republicanos. hay algunos que están anclados en el pasado y no quieren pasar la reforma. "nosotros estamos aquí para recordarles que seguimos aquí y que nuestros padres y madres

i don't have all the answers and i do housing issues with sta and i understand that the mayor's office of housing, there has been a proposal from advocates to put in some anti-eviction legislation that would cut -- that would try to curtail before things lead up to evictions and perhaps some mental health component could be inserted into that conversation to keep people out of houselessness. thank you. >> thank you very much. next item on the agenda is there any correspondence? [ inaudible ] >> apparently you had one more public comment. >> i'm sorry, i didn't see. yes, please come up to the mic. >> good afternoon, jakkee bison and i am speaking about how we still have a ways to go. and that my t-shirt says, "now you see me." like the movie that is out. so i thought it was appropriate to wear it today and now they are going to see me. if it were up to me, the meetings, which with policy making, would all be televised, so there would be transparency and there won't be the business of a said xy and z, you get the minutes and didn't even spell my name right, let alone what i said. if i di

an imf delegation announced the deal following negotiations with pack sta pakistani officis in islamabad. >> a pakistan designed and built program, which we feel like we can support. it consistens of comprehensive reform to help solve the severe shortages which have been zapping economic growth potential. >> the agreement will be further developed by officials of the imf. its executive board is likely to approve the loan as early as september. as it faces a deteriorating state of security, pakistan is bringing back the death penalty, which it suspended in 2008. human rights groups are speaking out against the decision. the previous government placed a five-year moratorium on capital punishment which expired this year on june 30th. sharif's administration says it does not plan to extend it. the government claims there are about 400 people on death row, but a human rights group says the number could total as much as 8,000. according to reuters, the pakistani government insists that the death penalty is a key policy for deterring rampant crime and militancy in the country, amnesty internati

some stas have higher minimum wage, shington state has a much higher minimum wage tha the federal levelnd they're in the top half of states with low unemployment. georgia has got a really -- they've got -- their own state wage is lower than the minimum wage and they have high unemployment. it's hard to say it blatantably causes unemployment. there's definite a level you could set it at that would cause massive unemployment but we had a higher level in the past adjusting for inflation. we're not there t. i don't know why democrats when they were in power didn't set index but they used it as a political tool to win elections because it looks like they're doing something for the working man because they have solved this problem,ike social security, a long time ago by indexing this to inflation. gary b., you've been shaking your head. >> i just gave anexample. you have to look state b state. it's difficult to compare minimum wage across the states or across the country bause as jonas alludes to, every cale is different. but as i said, you can look at new york state. to david's point, again,

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idled think they sta up in richard nixon's shoes. they're the lowest of the elbow and those of the democratic party have to be called into question for evenonsidering these to be serious candidates it says something about the democratic party and democratic voters unfortunately. >> i put my vote for the madam. she ran an effective small business, she knows what they needed in new york city i will vote for her. >> she can keep the books. that's for sure. >> the white house refuses to call the ouster of morsi a coup. why is this administration suddenly so interested in the nicees of regulation and a law which they have ignored throughout the presidency? >> because if they do it triggers legegislation that says we have to suspend aid. they don't pay attention to the other laws. lou: why would they pay attention to that one? >> in every case with regard to egypt this administration has always done the wrong thing. there should have pressured barak, they didn't. maple the rug under out from him when they should not have. then morsi came a

will not sweep into the other states until saturday now talk about the children brought to the united stasllegally it is being hammered out by eric cantor and bob could not. >> these children we brought here of no accord on their own and frankly there an a very difficult position and i think any members believed that this needs to be addressed. >> his comments seemed to be coming from the question when it will release the immigration proposal. joining us now is a member of the so-called gain of seven and the appropriations committee. greaeat to have you with us. your reaction into the speaker's remarks regarding the children brought to the united states by illegal immigrants? >> one thing that the defiance of united states of america is the aristocracy we could be a drug dealer we don't hold that against the children yet people here their parents made that decision they have done everything right and we should hold them accountable for their actions and that is what the speaker is lking about. reordination of laws. lou: your house is one of rules and order. are you going to proceed as the

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just the only solution and what comes out of this case than that is a good way to honor trayvon martin sta -- death. lou: you say they are on the racial animosity to boost ratings. so in what proportion in deducing that is true? ninety%? >> look at the facts i will give you the percentageut this occurred and as regrettable as though whole ciumstan may be with al shpton and a black radio talk-show host who literally took to the streets not only with the failure to be the st but also made into a civil rights issue saying it was along the lines of historical crimes against the black boy and we heard over the weekend we heard what they thought was high by studied civil rights history and this is not tt but the second was from conservative media that i think too often jump in to say this is the gun rights issue and some people freezing many i think this is a tragedy so to enforce the narrative something that happened grayback in civil rights history but his tennis -- as many people and asian people could not have racist bone in their bodies of the media has a large responsibility but t talk abo

people is this sounding board group of republicans to have been meeting with the white as chief of staant toe the spending levels the same. having savings and a mandatory spending, the spending that is on autopilot to give us a little flexibility and the sequestration problem that we have, there is an opportunity there if the white house will work with us on keeping ovell spending the same in not trying to jack up spending rates. we can make progress her at the d of the fiscal year and connection with theebt ceiling. >> the president is saying no negotiation. that i again, y all are hearing the president louand clear. he will not negotiate. you wildo what he as tells you. what point do you think the white house will reach a level of maturity which they will recognize that constutionally they are expected to negotiate and as are you. >> i don't know what the president means ife says something like that. of course there is negotiation going on. of course congress has the power of the purse. an as a matterf fact, as i've stated, the white house chief of staff has been trying to negotiate

lou: is a decision by the supre court the stas' rights are asserted they are affected by the vitalityellowthroat the division constantly referring to the case saying marriage, a domestic issue should be decided by the state. lou: proposition viii in california opening gay marriage as a right to through this decision back. >> california i am curious when august rolls around begin have those that will allow gay marriage. lou: 37 states right now. e voting rights act with the president and the attorney general claim they were disappointed and upset and attorneys general in ose affected by the voting rights act, a good decision? [laughter] >> i will not follow suit but the issue that justice robert wrote this is data from 1975 but the issue that i haven't is we had made strides but under the voting rights a we kind of wonder will we go back course stay where we are or move forward? that issue was not touched. lou: i talked to the attorney general about that to win the vot discrimination lawsuit. they have incredible statisticasupport for their procedures and their wall. why would the hang

the domain name and on the register for one year then after that i ddn't what it but then you will stao see that hits the credit card again. lori: is any of this illegal? >> the million-dollar question. it is arguably unethical in some thinking is illegal but some to the companies were nailed with some hefty fines but underscores the importance of you ian me to become more engaged with our credit card statements to understandhat every one of those line items means to correlate with what we intended to purchase. lori: if you cv $2 charge that is what the bank on you will not waste the time to go to the hassle to track that down or sit on the phone to go through the difficult computer web site how you canceled. day youhave advice? >> exactly right. there a strategy behind the amount to btween 10 and it is large enough to justy i would have used my card for that's but it is also not popping out you need to start using, if you are not goining too a better job at looking at your statement and there are services that will help deal. mint.com they will tellou this is out of the norm do you re

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that is where we are staing tonight because it applies. fleetwood is going on in washington, d.c.any municipal employeeare making 10 to $11 per hour while the sea pass a law trying to force walmart and other huge retailers to pay their workers a living wage which they define as $12.50 per ho. the argument is these companies are making a profit of more than a billion dollars or more. guess how much money d.c. takes an in revenue. chairman of the d.c. city council, thank you for coming on. what do you think of this criticism should be $12.50 per hour because you are making more than a billion dollars? >> at all to the setup is quite ght here. what the bill requires is a package, the benefits and wage that is at least $12.50 per hour the government paid health benefits and other benefits to its employees in almost every employee in the district government gets more than $12.50 per hour. plus wages. plus benefits. this bill is limited to larg retailers and the interesting thing is that of the large retailers have objected anywhere near the levels that walmart has. melissa: our underst

york city resident rented out his manhattan apartment for three days, soon discovered he had violated staaw with initial fine of $40,000. >> i flipped out, ere was a few days, more than a few days, some weeks i was not sleeping, was stressed, i'd never been in this kind of situation. >> he is still fighting the violation. his legal fees are being paid by the website whe he advertised his apartment. the company says new york law is unfair and empathizes it is not illegal. ththey cautioned potential customers to check local laws. as advocacy group says sht-term rentals are good with the overall economy, but they say damage to property value, unrelated security and safety as well as unfair competition. >> obviously hols a losing millions of dollars in revenue because of this cottage industry of short-term rentals that has developed over the last sevvral years. >> by most metrics is ear it brings internal benefits to communities resembling to work with anyone who is concerned, creating fair and reasonable rules that benefits all stakeholders. >> one state wants to make it easier for short-ter

sta >> that's correct, sir. s >> i'm not having a jury sit here for 45 minutes doing nothing. >> an aif no, id judge posttraumatic stress disordered a critical hearing on a defense produced animation they want the jury to see. it's based on crime scene data,, a 91 cull and one account.. >> prosecutors say it's self serving inaccurate and confusing. >> there's confusion this morning oversi whether nsa leake edward snowdlen go to venezuela. wikileeks said he has not formally accepted the offer. there was a posting said sailgg he did accept it but it was deleted. the claim was based on a report from russian tv news. >> in texas last night the statehouse moves closer to approving a strict abortion law. a final vote set for later today on new restrictions that ban abortions after 20 weeks. the bill would deck tate when we the pills pills were taken and d require doctors to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals. governor is predict willing easily pass the statehouse and senate.na former alaska governor and 200

trying to get a deeper read on the employment situation in this country, through payroll processors or stapanieses and in keeping with the two cities nature of our economy, tonight, we're checking in with a company -- the job market is line for the 1% crowd. we're talking about corn fairy internation international, helping many of the world's companies. and if corn fairy business is good, the stock is 25% year to date, hit a new high today. when it comes to recruiting people for high level positions, it's the opposite for most of the country, even with the job market improving. let's check in with gary, the ceo. thank you so much for coming on. because your website features cnbc and a clip with my friend michelle caruso-cabrera, you said there's so much indecision, there's so much worry and fretting, we had the election nine months ago and it's still not happening. >> it's like 1:30 in the afternoon after a hangover. you don't have the conspicuous consumer. everybody's delevering, so ceos are slow to hire. >> when i look at your stock price and i go through the conference call, what is cle

los angeles pulled out, illinois pulled out, new york sta. allow legalization first, which is what this bill does a few months after passage every illegal alien virtually will qualify for legal status, so-called provisional, but it will never be revoked. we should have enforcement as well, and that won't happen. lori: thank you for the analysis. >> thank you. lori: we will check back in soon. well, interest rates, you probably heard, new government-backed student loans, double what they were last week. that is thanks to theongress failure to tackle the issues before leaving town for the fourth of july. the rate hike its new stafford loans. lawmakers could still pass a bill to undo the damage, but the 113th congress does not have the best track record when it comes to getting work done. so far only 15 billsave become law compared to 23 at this time last year which was constantly mocks as the new do nothing ngress. of course if you're a small government conservative you may consider the lack of action something to celebrate. up next, police inv

>> you should hold ceo of goldm sachs to same sta standard of ceo of san diego. >> it is public offersdon't care. neil: what don't you care about? >> if you violate the law, sexual harassment is, i i don't know car if you are in a management positn in managed or mayor of san diego? >> you don't put politicians to a slightly higher standard? >> i just' tse to do a good job, stay within the law. i am asking them to did a good job, if they cheat on their wives i do know care. but -- >> you know age old argument. god knows who else you will cheat on? >> we would not have a thomas jefferson, or a fdr or jfk, and a bunch of very good presidents in my view or bill clinton for thatatter,. neil: what do you make of that argument? it has raised other arguments, and one thing that. anthony wean ar weiner said we'd on. >> it up to voters in san diego case, the voter overwhelming' him to resign, you see in new york with weiner. neil: in past they elected him? >> well, that is true. but you know once it comes out 92 a time when nixon won a landslide reect in months, was vilified and they wanted him

. >> if youou look at housing stas and if u look at first single-family homes are single-family homesd, look at the chart buy back five or six years and see that we just recovered to levels the represent the lows of every cyclical level low in that last -- actually, 20 years. every seesion as prices cratered. we are now up to those levels. i'll think we have a major recovery in housing. you're seeing mortgage applications fall off a cliff. a lot of that is refinancing with higher rates. with one-third of the total volume of homes sold in cash transactions, you're looking at investors stepping in. that's positive in terms of reducing the overhang of supply among but on think you're looking at a sustainable organic growth in incomes a return to employment, which would be driving that major trend in real estate, more sustainable basis. tracy: the fed is basically come out and said that when we hit six and a half% unemployment that is when there will start to move rates, 7%, they will talk about the tapering. how long before we see those numbers? it seems a long way off when you have 12 m

a nnw sta law makes it much hardero foreclose on people who are delinquent on their mortgages or whodoned their mortgages altogether. so people are just basically living in their house for free. the ceo of teen -- team investments is here to help break down. you know, this is one of those situations where it is theaw of unintended conseququences. the governmt wants to fix the problem wh foreclosures that have gone awry so the put in place rules and totally screwed uphe market. tell us what is going on here. [silence] gerri: unfortunately we cannot hear right now, so we will come back. just a few minutes. when we come back, a look at the changing world of credit card rewards and it next, our farmers maets really more fresh them what you buy the sermark? we're putting some of your favorite fruits to the test. stay with us. ♪ clnts are always learning more to make their money do more. ) to help me plan my next move, i take scottrade's free, in-branch seminars... plus, their live webinars. i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and myocal scottrade office guides my learnin

a delega f sta nal devernment. almost two weeks after the military removed mohamed morsi as president, his supporters have remained defiant. large crowds gathered ahead of demonstrations planned for monday. >> egypt's interim government is starting to take lace. he has been sworn in as interim vice president. he is a key opposition figure that led the national salvation rod, a coalition of groups against the depots president, mohamed morsi. the muslim brotherhood is coming under increasing pressure. haspublic prosecutor temporarily frozen the assets of the group senior leaders. meanwhile, egypt's defense minister and head of the armed forces spoke on sunday. he said the military pushed referendum ona his presidency before they gave him an ultimatum. >> i spoke to the former president in november and we called for a national dialogue which would not have been led by us. we were afraid that the risk between the leaders would trickle down to the people. because of their deep divide between egyptians. >> they debated o

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today in response to the column i was contacted who shared a sta defendant convicted of murder and youof trials and, you know, it used to be when the trial was over the jurors would walk out of the courtroom and you could go up to them and ask if they were willing to comment and this gentleman did this and he learned the jurors found out about a prior conviction of this individual, prior plea deal he made and considered that. that was in his story and it turned out the guy got a new trial. so i think that having jurors open does offer another system of checks and balances. >> it's an interesting point. after juror b 37 spoke a lot of people threatened her and tweets. one was someone should shoot and kill her kid and see if the killer had justification, juror b 37 need to show her face so i can whoop her a star star. the reason there is secret in the system so people can surf and not fear. that evers a lot of sense to a lot of people. >> absolutely. i don't mean to minimize any threat or any, you know, feelings of concern that jurors might have or people have for them. that's very valid

poor they are on verge of starving, yet, you know you get households where a feweople get wic food stasgram, they can afford to shop, and send it back home. >> this is where programs are meant to be there for those who need them, they are there as a safety net for the individuals who need that supplement will income to help need their families, this is just how bad we have gotten as a nation with 15 food programs costi there $114 million, food stamps cost $ 88 million a year, more people on food stamps, 101 mlion people receives some type of food asstance, and we have everyone in million people have -- 97 million people wking, there is something wrong can that. by are a world leader with one of the best robust economies, this is a problem you see that leads to a need with more government accountability and oversight to better be using taxpayer dollars and provide aid to those who really need it. charles: fact is that we know, a00 million people, some is abuse some, is fraud, every time someone is affected one of the campaign stumps i wri out fraud, and corruption, get to the bottom of t

. >> there are 12 on sta wes from the tunnel crew to the pms, pretty muddy stuff, midpit. the get over yourself wall climb. yes, you get down and dirty. by the time you're done, you definitely are muddy. you should see the women crossing the finish line. >> is there a world champion? is this local only? >> there are 50 of us. >> there are? >> there are 50 dirty girls across the nation. i think one of the reasons it has become so popular is because it is so much fun. it's such a girl bonding girl power-type experience. you should see the women crossing the finish line. they are laughing, crying, cheering, hugging. they feel empowered. they feel inspired. they said, i did this, what's next. >> what age group are you looking for? >> we've had a 14 year old girl who did it. we had a 74-year-old woman in colorado. anybody can do it. >> and how do you prepare for something like this? you have to be in pretty good shape to begin with? >> you can certainly challenge yourself at dirty girl, absolutely. you do not have to be super in shape. it's kind of a gateway midrun. a lot of wo

obviously this is a sensitive question that i want to talk to you about, and i think a lot of people do sta understand why some of these women may not have come out sooner. but you look at a lot of them on paper, these are very upstanding, professional, seemingly believable women. why wouldn't they come out sooner do you think? >> can i only speak for my client. she was his director of communications. she was part of what he called his core team and she was trying to tough it out. but finally she couldn't tough it out anymore. and the mayor now is announcing, what, that he's getting therapy. so i ask therapy for what? does he need help to know that you don't say to a person who is working for you such as irene that she should come to work without her panties on? does he need therapy to know that you don't treat women as pieces of meat? does he need therapy to know that you don't say that you want to consummate a relationship with a woman and tell her you love her and want to marry her as you did with irene who was working for him and the city? this man needs to resign. it's simple as that.

. ♪ the international space sta because of a water leak in astrnaut's helmet.efore that setback... flight engineers chris cassidy of nasa and la ean space >>> this jesus in. nasa just in. a space because was canceled because of a leak in a helmet. before that, they were working on completing tasks that they started about a week ago. that includes routing some cables for a new russian lab that will arrive later this year. >>> airplanes might not be allowed to fly over san francisco with advertising signs in the future. next week, the board of supervisors is expected to ban aerial ads over the america's cup racecourse. that would be in effect through september. now some supervisors are talking about a permanent ban. they say they are getting complaints about flying ads over baseball games and other events in the city. >> you do see them overhead especially at at&t during a big game. >>> how about some traffic, liz? >> how about some traffic? let's see. we have a new accident just coming in so i'll tell you about that. westbound 80 by carlson there is an accident

the sta statistics are overwhelming some aspects of crime.of our prison population of young men of color. it's just -- it is historically dangerous to be a young black man in america. and it's no different for me than it is for, you know, for anyone. my age and race. >> bill: i understand that does the fact that reported crime, not convicted crime, reported crime so overwhelmingly tilts toward friend men mitigate this that reported crime. mostly by other for instance, all for for african-americans. dot that mitigate anything. >> i don't believe it does. you have to look at the it culture which this bias is held. you have to look at the imagery of the culture and what the popular culture has turned out in terms of the representations of people of color. look, whenever you have majority population, and, you know, the united states of america is in the middle of a huge shift in terms of the makeup of its population, racially whch you have a majority population. the majority is always going to set the rules. and it -- and our case black people ha

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