so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed. my name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families

it depicts the old testament story of the virtuous susanna having to endure the lecherous advances ofwo old men. unfortunately, artemisia had to put up with much worse. her father was working with an artist called agostino tassi, who assaulted artemisia. she fought back, and he raped her. it ended up in a very long trial, the transcript of which can be found over here. it describes how artemisia was tortured, herfingers were crushed, to ensure that she was telling the truth. "it's true, it's true, it's true," she said. tassi was eventually convicted. it would be too simplistic to say that the dramatic violent paintings she produced, such as this, judith beheading holofernes, were in direct response to her ordeal. but there is no doubt that artemisia gentileschi introduced a new female protagonist to painting — a powerful, independent, determined woman. there are 29 paintings in this first ever exhibition of her work in the uk. it makes you wonder, why has it taken so long? artemisia is essentially a rediscovery of the 20th century, it was in the sort of feminist movement of the 1970s

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed.name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families and

susanna to man as a biologist who conducts research at the renowned ha truly guys and i'm university which specializes in vittie culture and alter culture since 2014 teams here have been investigating the effects of rising levels of c o 2 on wine growing. at the university is free and carbon dioxide enrichment facilities known as face great finds are constantly sprayed with c o 2 researchers here aim to see how the plants change there by simulating what the finance of tomorrow will look like. at the height of summer susanna to man visits the facility almost every day she checks on the rightness of the grapes and measures changes to the vines and the soil. so it's an office on in force like us a landing pad but it really is the vineyard of the future here given regular concentration of seattle's already by a 23. well we found out in the 1st year or so from now is that we also have a higher transpiration right and so that means the grave i can see you in the way it goes over there of course and yes like 2018 or even now in this park a hot summer that's not so beneficial for the vice i

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed. my name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families

at the height of summer susanna to man visits the facility almost every day she checks on the rightness of the grapes and measures changes to the vines amber soil. so she pronounces on in things like us a landing pad but it really is the vineyard of the future here given regular concentration of seattle 30 by a 2030. well we found out in the 1st year or so from now is that we also have a high transliterations that means the grave if i can so you and that voter. who of course in years like 2018 or even now in this party hard simon that's not so beneficial for the thought of this for you they were. too many hot dry sunny days because grapes resealing in particular to shrivel on the vine the grapes actually get sunburned leading to huge crop losses. so the sanity of man examines the healthy grapes in the lap chance attains their quality and stage of maturity and predicts when they'll be ready to harvest. findings indicate what the grapes of the future should be like. we have 81 degrees x. the suspense continues. we harvest according to the degree of health of the cabin they could do with t

female directors not quite parity but a new record on the sunday mr mock spy he tell me in director susanna. had it's crimea i the film tells the story of eleanor marx a committed socialist and feminist and the daughter of karl marx she was one of the 1st activists to speak about the exploitation of women and the situation within families i. it also on the weekend of the premiere of the world to come by your weekend director more not fast small. sorry film is set in the 1850s on the u.s. east coast. to farmers' wives fall in love with each other and start something they don't even have a vocabulary for instance if you have to master a lesbian affair. down to what the fortune they see. in the leading role vanessa kirby who has 2 films in competition she's already being celebrated as the face of this year's festival. heaters and in pieces of a woman by director cornell and so kirby plays a woman who loses her unborn child so. this. is the story around through we are. now it. does hard it was a choice my daughter interesting charming intelligent modest modest. this is the news up next a docume

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed. my name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed. my name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed.rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families and physical contac

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed.y name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families a

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed.name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families and

susanna re is reid to blame, at least in part, for setting a precedent here? >> no, i think progressives should be happy senator reid went nuclear. that was after five years of unrelenting and unprecedented obstruction against president obama's nominees. if anything, we should have done it sooner. once we went nuclear and lowered the threshold for confirming nominees, we were finally able to put president obama on par with his predecessors in terms of the judicial nominees we were able to confirm. if we hadn't gone nuclear in 2013, there would be fewer obama judges serving lifetime appointments right now. when mcconnell took over in 2017, he would have gone nuclear himself. i think the idea that he would have sat back and let democrats filibuster republican nominees is -- if you believe that, i have a bridge to sell you. so if we hadn't done it, i think what would have happened is we would have gotten fewer obama judges confirmed, mcconnell would have come in under trump, quickly gone nuclear himself and got the same number of judges. >> mitch mcconnell said o

susanna: thanks for asking about the book. relatedhe book with worry that i have which is really that we are in danger of losing a rising generation that is becoming increasingly alienated from the principles of free speech. you and i have talked about issues of free speech on college campuses. we have talked with some young students who have seen free-speech in both -- -- freeze each invokes -- free speech invoked in hateful speech. my goal is to create an antiracist society. the best answer to hateful speech is bans and prohibitions. in the book, i try to set out that the principles of equality and freeze each must be reconciled. they actually are mutually reinforcing. we need an enlightened approach to free speech which i spell out in the principles which include a measure of voluntary strings on the part of speakers being conscientious, being aware of the sensitivities of your audience. if you have a big platform, that is a larger obligation. i support the constitutional standard for the protection of hate speech. it is th

national police chief was fired but the anti corruption protests continued and a year after the killings susanna cutover a human rights lawyer and political newcomer was elected president. was she said she was shocked by thursday's not guilty verdict which left the families of young martina cruz near over distraught and the prosecutor involved says he's already filed an appeal to the supreme court nadine barber al jazeera. a prominent media mogul and pro-democracy figure in hong kong has been found not guilty of intimidating a reporter from a rival newspaper jimmy lai was facing up to 5 years in prison. reports from hong kong. it was all over very quickly surrounded by media some from organizations he owns jimmy lai was a man in a hurry as you ride it west kalou magistrates court within minutes of entering the building he was acquitted of the magistrate said she found insufficient evidence to support allegations that the media proprietor had intimidated a reporter from a rival newspaper more than 3 years ago calling the journalist an unreliable witness. i didn't talk as he left court it's not th

susanna politic"politico." >> i believe he says the mandate, the coverage guarantees and the subsidies are all tied together. do you see a specific threat to title 1 including -- i've heard speculation that the coverage protections might be the most at risk in this case. what about -- what does that do to the subsidies and do you see all of -- basically the exchanges kind of imploding as a potential outcome? >> i will leave it to others who know more about the intricacies. but the baseline answer, i think that's the kind of severability question which is whether -- we've been talking about essentially, you know, if the challengers win on their severability argument, that means that everything else goes down. i think that would -- it would apply to the entire 2000-page law. that's why it feels like a bit of an uphill argument. >> if i could follow up on that. this is a good way to illustrate the difference between the severability argument this time around and last time around because last time around when you were working at this organic statute that was all passed at the same time and

so thank you, susanna. >> thank you, mayor breed.my name is susanna rojas, and i am the director of the latino task force. thank you so much for allowing me to speak and to collaborate dpsh-for allowing the latino task force to collaborate with the city so that our city can feel empowered to take action. the virus is just one more challenge to conquer, to stop the spread of covid-19 and to protect our latino families ahead of labor day weekend and beyond, i'm here to showcase the latino community. [speaking spanish language] [end of translation]. >> our actions speak leader than words. we can show love by masking up. we can stay 6 feet apart, and most importantly, by not sharing food and drink. now we in the latino community know that food is central to our interaction. it is the backbone to our community, and gathering with large families is how we show our love. love during the coronavirus looks like wearing our masks, washing our hands, staying 6 feet apart, and protecting our seniors and our young people. hugging in our families