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Protesters at a Black Lives Matter March in Marion, Virginia in July 2020. What are communities in Appalachia doing to address racism? The death of George Floyd and others at the hands of police sparked hundreds of demonstrations over the summer, and a national reckoning on police reform and systemic racism. Those conversations are happening here in Appalachia, too. Many mountain people organized Black Lives Matter marches in small towns across the region. And they’re taking a hard look at l...

this formal complaint with the city of san jose earlier today, alleging mayor chuck reed misrepresented material facts by exaggerating project reed tirement costs to sell a fiscal disaster. our investigation found the mayor claimed retirement costs could reach $650 million by 2015, even though the official projection stood at 400 million. >> the mare was told not to use that number, the number was 400. that was the projection. >> i dont really anybody ever saying not to use that number...

6:01 on this thursday morning thank you for joining us im eric thomas. and im kristen sze. two cases of mad cow disease highway health officials are trying if figure out how they -- they go it, one person died. >> reporter: officially it is called creutzfeldt-jacob disease and when you consider that it can incubate in the human body for years maybe decades according to the cdc, these people have a lot of work to do to try to figure out when these two victims got this disease. take a ...