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shows the biggest cities have the highest rental prices, with San Francisco, Boston and Manhattan topping the list. The average rental in San Francisco is north of ,500. That's for one bedroom. In Manhattan, the average one bedroom is costing renters north of ,000 monthly.What we're earningThe U.S. Census Bureau's latest report on median household income was in 2017 and shows it was ,372. There is a "deep chasm between affluent and poor parts of the country," 470

So, for example, a person who is actively using opioids and can't manage the withdrawals may be better suited for buprenorphine, while someone coming from a facility where he or she has detoxed and who doesn't want to use opioids may be better suited for naltrexone. 266

Sindelman says the virtual convention has been informative but not as exciting. "All of these meetings are more or less glorified webinars," Sindelman said. "That's the overarching theme for Day 1 is the lack of energy and camaraderie," Sindelman added. CAMPAIGN KNOWS ITS DIFFERENTDuring a press call with reporters this week, advisers to Biden emphasized this year is different, but stressed it had to be due to the pandemic.Michelle Obama's speech from Monday night is evidence, by some, that a virtual convention can still inspire. Jeeva Senthilnathan is an 18-year-old delegate and one of the youngest delegates at this year's convention. "I am really excited about this convention," Senthilnathan said. "Michelle Obama hit a lot of different points that I didn’t really think about," Senthilnathan said. CONNECTING WITH AMERICANS Ultimately, the success of this convention will not be based off of what delegates think but what the American people think. Unfortunately for Democrats, television ratings are down because of the virtual event. 1049

Stephan said there have been 45 threat cases at San Diego County schools since the mass shooting in Parkland, Florida in February. Of those cases, three were considered credible threats."We know that it wasn't a joke," Stephan said. "There were acts of preparation. There was access to weapons. The kid had gone much further than just talking."In the other cases, Stephan said there is a balancing act between holding students accountable for making threats while trying to make sure the rest of their lives are not ruined because of one stupid mistake."Resources are brought to bear," she said. "So that we are able, if this is a kid who didn't intend harm but made a mistake, we are able to restore that kid to a state of healthy behavior and not do anything to impact their future." 790

Sterling then complied but eventually resisted Lake's attempts to gain control of his hands, the state report says.Lake twice used a Taser on Sterling, with little to no effect. Salamoni eventually holstered his gun, tackled Sterling to the ground and tried to control Sterling's right arm, and Lake knelt and tried to control Sterling's left arm, the state report says.At one point, the already-released cell phone videos show, someone -- Salamoni, according to the state report -- shouting, "He's got a gun!" In one video, an officer draws something from his waistband and points it at Sterling."If you move, I swear to God," Salamoni tells Sterling.At this moment, the state report says, Sterling was positioned in a way that concealed his right front pocket. The officers continue to try to control his hands."He's going for the gun," Salamoni yells, according to the state report.The report says Salamoni first shot Sterling three times in the chest and then rolled off him.Sterling sat up. As Lake yelled at Sterling to get on the ground, Sterling rolled away from Salamoni, who fired three more shots, this time into Sterling's back. Sterling's hands and right side were concealed from Salamoni's view, the Louisiana attorney general said.Lake removed a loaded .38-caliber handgun from Sterling's right front pocket, the report says. 1340

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