when he was done, his youngest colleague in the southern delegation step forward, this was senator thurman from south carolina. it was his rage, he was the one who conceived of a unified southern statement to push back against brown, and he said i am constrained to make a few remarks at this time because i believe historic event has taken place today in the senate even those who disagreed with thurman and the southern manifesto thought that he was correct in viewing it is a historic occasion. sandra national makan mayor of michigan said it was historic even if it's not the history that americans can be proud of. in 1956 people were obsessed with the southern manifesto. certainly in law schools. many of the towering figures of academia at the time wrestled with the southern manifesto these are people like outstanding ripple, charles thurman and paul flowing all dedicated a lot of attention to the southern manifesto, as late as 1960, two he dedicates several pages, it is safe to say that the southern manifesto no longer occupies the pace in the minds of legal scholars. the manifesto no longe

learning has to happen and so we're facing challenges have a way doing now you >>state superintendent thurman also says that officials are working on mental health resources for students during this difficult time. congress is urging the public to stay in your homes, but you know what if you don't have a home lawmakers from states like california that have large homeless populations are obviously concerned about how this virus could affect people living on the streets, joe khaleel reports from washington. >>self quarantine and social distancing are nearly impossible for the homeless lawmakers say that makes the spread of the coronavirus more likely to meet lives on the line we don't have time. >>to move slow. we have to be responsive and congressman eric swalwell says a major outbreak in california's homeless populations will likely spread into the surrounding city and suburbs in the house. >>bill that we passed we increased a medicaid dollars which is essential for california because of the homeless and the uninsured swalwell another representatives from california have been pushing the trum

>>superintendent thurman also mention that school officials are working with health officials to determine when it will be safe for schools to reopen and if schools do reopen governor newsome announced that all standardized test will be canceled. california nurses are asking for help. they say that they weren't getting the proper protection to make sure that they don't get infected while treating those with coronavirus kron four's justine woman has more. >>we'll have a shortage of nurses if they continue these practices because everyone is going to be home 6 isolation and then what happens what happens would be detrimental to the health care system says members of national nurses united. >>the union represents 150,000 nurses nationwide. now they are expressing concerns over their employers handling of the coronavirus starting with being notified in a timely fashion to their exposure to a suspected or confirmed coronavirus patients also saying they do not have access to enough protective equipment like gowns and gloves we need and 95 masks and they're not providing inches. we've had nurses

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we are getting guidance from the state superintendent of schools, tony thurman.ter pushing out that guidance, he said i'm hosting a webinar to discuss the details. we have room for 5,000. after just a few hours we are already near capacity. a lot of educators hav questions as we examples saying some schools and districts are loading zoom and webex onto mobile devices, using google classroom to put teachers in front of students. some districts are considering preloading usb drives with content to take home and partnering with local pbs stations to put content on tv, that way that would be helpful for districts that don't have enough mobile devices to send home. also suggesting partnering with local wi-fi providers like our parent company comcast which already offered up unlimited data and an open wi-fi network that will be critical if the kids are going to be working on those mobile devices. i mentioned that pbs partnership, something l.a. unified is doing with its local pbs station. here in the bay area they will be doing the same thing. what we think that will l

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remember when uma thurman awardees and they let it run into that little house and they jadry with a sharpiehat mark n her chest and take that needle, and travolta just closes his eyes and stabs the sting into her chest hoping it's going to revive her and that's what they are doing in d.c. they are giving it her best shot with as much juice as possible. >> juan: that was an unbelievable analogy, but i will leave that to jesse. but i do want to ask you about the idea of stalking the system back to reality because what we see on the hill is money for people who are workers, unemployed, and in addition there's about $1200 going to all people who earn below, i think it's like $100,000 a year, $500 per child. that's basically to help us through the next month. it is going to help us come may? >> greg: if you are complaining that 2 trillion is too little, you are speaking to deaf ears. i'm a libertarian. libertarians have the luxury of standing outside of the brawl and wagging their finger. but in this case you can't be stepping outside of this and wagging her finger. the libertarian has to suck i

superintendent thurman also mention that school officials we're working with health officials to really try to determine when it could be safe for schools to reopen and should that somehow happened this year governor newsome announced that all standardized assessment tests will be canceled, but don't forget just yesterday the governor said it is not likely that schools are back in session before this fall, pam ken back to you yeah grants, a right everybody is still trying to figure this out schools in the south bay are likely to stay closed until summer at least that's according to san jose's east side union high school district superintendent chris funk. >>but i is you the school year. or she. year so that base our decision bit school year >>because the closures are happening so fast school districts have been focusing on ramping up short term online learning and also trying to make sure that none of the students in the district goes hungry. >>public schools in pittsford meanwhile are still scheduled to reopen on april 20th. the pittsburg unified school district sent us a statement tod

. >> state superintendent tony thurman does not know when a decision will be made on a state level or individual districts to close schools through the end of the school year. in the meantime, he is trying to assure that california students can still receive an education.% >> i wish i was in position to give every student a laptop and internet access. we are working with a number of foundations and corporations that are prepared to make donations to expand the number of students who have laptops while online learning is a helpful tool during this time, it is not the only tool. and today we went through examples of how we might do independent study. >> none of this was meant to replace two and a half months of school. so right now while the districts are scrambling to prepare for that potential reality. in san francisco, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >> all right, kate. >>> in novato today, school district employees were packing hundreds of meals for children. classes have been canceled into april, but the meals are available to anyone in novato under the age of 18. the district's food s

he had a great relationship with fred and thurman and at a his funeral with a good relationship withm or he did up until recently, and he's been to the state a lot. south carolina was never going to vote for somebody who describes himself as a socialist. but i got to tell you among my democrat friends i don't sense a lot of passion about biden. it was an obligation it's like watching all a of the people open christmas gifts you have to do it but not passionate about it. so something is going to have to change between now and tuesday. the democrats in south carolina and some respects are more conservative than republicanses in california so how he transfers a win in south carolina so more progressive states will be fun to watch. >> to dana point earlier it is in a debate stage, kind of like watching somebody walk across the froze on ponged, i mean, you don't -- you're not sure what's going to happen up there. but he has momentum now headed into super tuesday how much does that affect it? >> well i would rather have it than not have it but if he had to win. bret it's a game that you're

. >> hard to watch, said rachel's closest friend, shannon thurman. >> she called me when she broke up with him and said, "you know -- we're done. i wanna have a family, he's not ready to have a family. and so, you know, we're done." and then literally like two months later, she called me and said, you know, "you need to be here in two days, i'm getting married." and i was like, "oh, great. you guys made -- made up." and she's like, "no, we didn't make up. we -- you know, it's -- it's this other guy, his name is todd, and you need to be here in two days." >> tim didn't go to the wedding, couldn't handle it, went to a bar to escape it. he had no idea the wedding party would swoop into his bar for a round of toasts. >> it was hard, man, watching -- your girl on this big guy with her hot pink dress on and he was carrying her. >> he's the guy that's got it going on and she's a pretty girl. and they look like a great couple. >> i just -- i mean, i can't imagine what -- what that would be like. i just can't. >> yeah. its hard. >> reporter: to be the guy who gets dumped is bad. >> it's bad. i

that fisher to really step up and bring private sector lab capacity online can you see roche and thurmanr have done that they roach get the specimen collection devices tout people. they do the logistics transport. all of these pieces are critical. the lab torians, i know you were mentioned nurses and doctors we have lab torians on the front lines running these day and night so they can get diagnosis. brian: says the labs are very, very slow. >> thurma fisher late friday and roche friday afternoon. these are the high throughput instruments and need wave running them. great way of getting safrplts. that's where you see that private partner partnership announced in the rose garden very much focused in making a community-centered client-centered so people in the hospitals are not overrun by continuous need for diagnosis. ainsley: ambassador, we have frequented restaurants. i know now most of them are closed, bars are closed. if you get in a taxicab and get in an uber, i know this is transmitted through drop elizabetplopdrop let.if you bred someone has it next to you six feet away can you sti