he came out with bruises and and cuts to his body and to his face this is a death of a young healthy lac who was arrested by the police during his detention he came into contact with 52 police officers and within hours he died it is absolutely right so it should be good in the same context as george floyd this is not unusual in a black community the forces say that early findings indicate no misconduct issues and no excessive force but have referred themselves to the independent office for police conduct as part of the investigation c.c.t.v. and body one video has already been and will continue to be examined this will assist in establishing an understanding the events that took place early findings by the force indicate no misconduct issues and no excessive force we are aware of the extensive reporting on social media but due to the ongoing investigation and referral we are unable to comment any further this fades one month on the questions surrounding mohammed's death remain unanswered. the trust between the police and the community appears to be at an all time low the official report

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the same time we are being told that we need to wait for a vaccine -- which really is communicating a lacing our lives. if we are so high-risk we can't get medical care, but at the same time we are being told that we a not gting a vaccine right away. that double message or singular message is one of lack of value. and that has really continued throughout the pandemic. it is not felt so much like hard decisions are being made in terms of weighing her decisions and sometimes disabled people end up at the bottom, so much as disabled people have been easy to expand with since the beginning of the pandemic and all sorts of places when it has come to medical rationing, vaccines, and when it has come to the sort of public health messaging that we don't need to worry as much sense disabled people, elders, higher weight people will be the ones to carry the brunt of this virus. amy: i was wondering, alice wong, if you lived in new york, if you would have better access? recently, the governor expanded the list of people who a prioritized, actually enumerating issues that people face, for example, if

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what do you think about lithium america's corporation, symbol lac? you're the second person to ask me in the last 24 hours about that company and i came back and said look, it is -- it's just still one more way that people want to play elon musk and e.v., decide that from chile. simila same thing it's a commodity and i don't trust them because neither you, robert nor i can have an edge on it so i'm saying in this particular case, i don't want you to -- buy, buy, buy, sell, sell, sell do nothing the charts in silver may have more room to run this was good work unless maybe it changed on the dollar but don't over stay your welcome here, please there is much more "mad money" ahead. is juniper designed to route profits on your portfolio or can it route or what do you do to confront two a high unemployment rate at the same time. listen to me because i got the plan to tackle it. what universe? i know what i'm talking about. rapid fire in tonight's edition of the lightning round so stay with cramer. >> announcer: is the global chip shortage putting the brak

lithium america, lac, same thing. i am an adviser to american battery and mining, abml this thing is up 600 and some odd percent, scott, just in the last year. i think these stocks go a heck of a lot higher because again, if mary barra goes from where she is right now to even just 40 or 50% of her fleet being offered as an ev which is what they're trying to do and by 2030 or 2035 even the whole fleet, there is not enough out there for these folks. so any of these companies in that exploration and delivery of lithium and so forth are going zoom and they're going to put all of these other stocks we're talking about, leave them in the dust because that is the next big play right now >> all right we will take a quick break when we come back, dow component disney reports after the bell tonight. also shares are up big andhe t investment committee takes their position we're back in two minutes. what a ride! i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq-100 like you become an agent of innovatio

australia hasn't had anything in terms of deaths or lac of schooling or restrictions that we've had.e doing postmortems. i know that this one, and -- the foundation will be involved in making sure that the right investments are made this time so we're ready for the next pandemic. that's a lot easier than solving climate change. judy: bill gates. the new book is titled "how to avoid a climate disaster. the solutions we have and the breakthroughs we need." thank you very much. we appreciate it. bill: great to talk to you. ♪ judy: syria is entering its 10th year as a multifront balefield. civilians seek refuge from the brutal regime of bazaar al assad. a residual u.s. force remains in the northeast guarding against the return of isis. for years, the u.s.'s closest partner in that effort was a group of sir cran kurds, an ethnic minority who also fought assad. amna nawaz talks to an author whose new book highlights part of that flight. amna: a small but powerful band of fighters led the way against isis. the women of the y.p.j., a syrian kurdish force. they fought alongside mal counterpar

are you trying to for example, go after the lac actresses or are there certain avenues, or cash is ofest that you find most fruitful? >> we are trying to be methodical about it. so we had different categories. we started out, even for the concept paper i wrote, before we wrote a business plan, we had arts, and law, and business, and medicine and science. and the military. and education. and civic engagement. so we are trying to make sure that we covered the whole spectrum of the black city. and i can tell you, there were people who are saying to us maybe you should just focus, and people who thought our project was a civil rights project. and i remember wanting to go across the table at someone, who was a potential donor, who was of the other race, who said that black people had not done anything before the modern-day civil rights movement. so we were very you know our goal was to really cover, the whole look you know every aspect of to what it was possible. but i have to say when i wrote the concept paper, before there was a business plan. because these people told me to write busine

two from lac sales from new york, and two were from black sergeants who had been captured in alabama by general -- and this is about as long as as detailed as we get in the official records these are two sergeants, charging butler and leach, and what they tell us reveals a lot. first, that these men are being put to labor by the military. they're being forced to labor on railroads, they're being forced to do work for the military itself and for the confederate war effort. they're also being returned to two former slave owners, at least 250 according to so did butler leach. and, so we know that that's happening. also the fact that some of these men are being reclaimed by people who are claiming to be former flavors, but are in fact or not. also the fact that these men are being able to escape, and that some of these men are being sent into hospitals in order to be treated. so, the small snippets just opened up this whole idea of what was going on the ground for these men but. they were experiencing his pariah of captivity. and so i started to expand my search beyond the official recor

lac that is a beautiful photograph and congratulations a name? lac.attorney who unintentionally addressed this virtual courtroom as a cat. mr ponton, i believe you have a filter turned on in the video settings. you might want to... uhh! we're trying to... we're trying... can you hear me, judge? i can hearyou, i think it�*s a filter. it is, and i don't know how to remove it. i've got my assistant here, she's trying to, but... 0h. i'm prepared to go forward with it. i'm here live, it's not — i'm not a cat. ican... i can see that. court attorney rod ponton pleaded his case of mistaken identity minutes after he logged on from his secretary�*s computer to defend the state of texas in this civil forfeiture case. everybody's face popped up except mine. mine was a cat. 0h. she had it there, the child had it there. she don't know and i don't know. it just... it just miraculously appeared. after that, the verdict of the judge was to release this normally secretive footage, now seen by millions. i'm here live, i'm not a cat. this latest internet star — who also