he took his message about reopening the economy to pennsylvania where he toured a company that makes face masks while not wearing a mask himself. trump pressured the mayor to lift restrictions. new york s governor has extended stay-at-home orders until june 13th. latest unemployment figuring in our country show over 36 million people are now out of work since the shutdowns started about mid-march. as of our air time tonight, the death toll in our country is 86,676. the president present much of his time in pennsylvania talking up his administration s efforts to respond to the pandemic, particularly when it comes to that subject of testing. we ve been doing testing at a level that nobody s ever done it before. we have the best testing in the world. it could be the testing frankly overrated. maybe it is overrated. but whenever they start yelling we want more, we want more you know, they always say we want more, we want more because they don t want to give you credit. don t
and we ll talk about russia and the divisions back home in the united states. and xi jinping, will he be china s president for life? the chinese national people s congress looks poised to make that possible. how is that being received in china? what does it mean for the rest of the world? two top experts will discuss. also, we were warned about jihadis returning to america from syria. so what happened? we have the answer. then on the eve of the academy awards mom and dad, my black boyfriend will be coming up this weekend. is hollywood finally changing its ways? we will examine diversity in america s biggest soft power industry, the movies. but first, here s my take. amid the usual trump reality show in washington this week, it would be easy to miss what is happening in china. but it is huge and consequential. china is making the most significant change to its political system in 35 years. what impact will this have on china and the world? that s the question every pol
DeSantis has signed off on over $5,000,000 through the state's budget. With over 30,000 people currently living in Wakulla County, the county is working to keep up with its demands.
For the last twenty years, the preschool through sixth grade has received donations in the form of school supplies and Christmas gifts from a church group from Tennessee called Mission of Hope.Because disaster that impacted so many, the group came with a few surprises up their sleeve to ensure that the kids had what they needed for life outside the classroom, such as food, cleaning supplies and furniture.