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pandemic policies of the city. laws should match the citizens, he says. we can match people up to government they want and everybody gets the government they want and the political tension goes down. reporter: should this happen in other places? yes, i believe we should. and i think that most americans agree. we should try to give people government that they want. reporter: portland s changed. salem s changed. eugene has changed. what do you say when the people of those cities say that they re changing with the times and that s the america of today? they say it s more progressive to have government tell you what to do. but the people here haven t changed. scientists believe there may have been a glacier on mars and that could mean some form of water is still on the red planet. the ice mass has been gone for eones, but it s thought to have been more than three miles long and two miles wide.