jeff flock is in evanston and who qualifies for the reparations and who is going to get the payments?anston, illinois, that were the victims of housing discrimination and i'm in the community that was where blacks were segregated for most of the last century and city of evanston admits to that and came up with the program. it is targeted to people who are victims of that discrimination and had to be at least 18 years of age and lived in evanston during the discrimination and live here now. what they get, put it up on the screen, $25,000 originally had to be spent on mortgage assistance or home renovation assistance or home purchase assistance and now they're giving out cash payments for $25,000 if people in evanston support the reparations and this is a wealthy town. on the other hand this may be constitutionally improper and they've filed a lawsuit and the direct cash payments go too far. >> it's going to go into the community and at least before with property values and they would be good incentives for the entire city. reporter: as you know, stuart, there's many cities now across t

then in evanston now you are eligible for this 25,000 dollars. now they've expand the program to make it a cash payment. 25,000 dollars in your pocket the judicial watch sued over the original program says the cash payment now goes too for a. 25,000 dollars is really going into a pocket it is not going to unless go back into community, paying off the mortgage if erase to the house would bring up property values for everybody, you know, there would be good incentivize for the entire city. worth noting maria the community inev stap largely supports this and cities across the country considering, a reparations program from san francisco to st. louis boston asheville north carolina and others an organization called mayors organized for reparation and equity. they say i quote either from cities should be laboratories for bold ideas ratio and economic justice, on larger scale that is to say perhaps a federal scale. worth noting a "the wall street journal" is reporting u.s. consensus bureau thinking of ask with weather or not you are a des endant of sla

i'm marrying a evanston welcome. countries have been rushing to evacuate their citizens from sudan a week after a heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces. u. s. secretary of state antony blank and tweeted that his country had evacuated all u. s embassy personnel and their families, from cartoon reports say 6 aircraft, flew them out of the country in the early hours of sunday morning on. meanwhile, people have been arriving by ship and saudi arabian, after sidney's authorities help them escape the conflict. as fighting rage is on the exodus begins, the sudanese army escort to the convoy vehicles whose form an evacuation to ships bound for the saudi city of jetta. the kingdoms navy said it evacuated 91 of its citizens and 66 other nationals, including diplomats and international officials, repatriated citizens, has been a major concern for foreign governments. since the outbreak of hostilities, all attempts at cease fires have so far failed. and more than 400 people have been killed since the fighting began. residence in cities like cartoon and alpha sha

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ah, i'm marrying a evanston, it's good to have you with us. several countries are evacuating their citizens from sudan is, comes a week after a heavy fighting broke out between the army and rival paramilitary forces. saudi arabia was one of the 1st to begin transporting its people to safety. more than $150.00 people, including foreign nationals boarded ships heading for the kingdom. and in the early hours of sunday morning, the united states shuddered its embassy in the capital cartoon. after air lifting out all embassy staff and their families. on the mile, france says it's also organizing the evacuation of its diplomats as well as citizens of allied countries. before ministry says is working with e u partners to get them out for his par sedans. military says it is helping to facilitate international evacuation efforts as fighting rages on the exodus begins. the sudanese army escorted a convoy vehicles, his father, an evacuation to ships bound for the saudi city of jetta. the kingdoms navy said it evacuated $91.00 of its citizens, and $66.00 other nationals, including diplomats and interna

holiday in the orthodox calendar is marred by war as a missile, destroys a church ah, a married evanston. it's good to have you with us. the warring factions and sir dan agreed to a shore to you and brokerage cease fire for quote, humanitarian reasons. it came as violence continues to spread across the country. video for the capital cartoon shows relative calm on the streets of the capital, where much of the violence has been concentrated bonds. the pause was only for 3 hours earlier, the un world food program said it had temper rarely stopped operations after 3 of its employees were killed in the western region of dar for the flare up and violent stems from a fierce power struggle between the army and a powerful paramilitary group called the rapids support forces. dozens of people have been killed with hundreds more wounded. the clashes follow months of hide intentions that have delayed sedans, long anticipated transition to democracy. oh, jets, roaring overhead. tanks on the streets, gunfire and smoke all around. sedans, army and a powerful paramilitary force have turned their guns on

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ah, america evanston, thanks for joining me. we begin in sudan where at least 3 civilians have been killed and dozens of others injured. amid an eruption of clashes between the army and a powerful paramilitary group that you signed were recently and talks to merge. as part of sudan transition to civilian rule, the paramilitary group r s f says it sees the presidential palace and har toombs international airport. bunt sedans, military chief rejects this claim. world leader is, are appealing to both sides to stop the violence, pdf hurting unless you nice. newscast interrupted by sounds of gunfire and hollow had ya on the streets to revel militaries, led by 2 rival generals squared off skirmishes between today and the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces. fighter jets scrambled civilians were urged to shelter in place. 18 months ago, students to most powerful generals joined their forces to seize power in a qu, removing sedan, civilian prime minister of the handle, the former leader to the airwaves, urging a ceasefire bes

well, it depends, as you know, in the city of evanston, illinois, where northwestern university is cited. there is a reparations plan locally based upon the unjust discrimination against people of african descent and that municipality, a similar plan as unfolding and providence, rhode island. with regard to california, you have a panel that has been taking testimony for many months now with regard to reparations. your audience should know, however, that even when this panel comes up with their plan, it still has to pass muster in the legislature in sacramento, and then been signed into law by governor gavin newsome who we understand has presidential plans. and that made a hamper his ability to sign so called legislation or such legislation for reparations into law. so there are many obstacles and barriers before reparations is implement. so i, since you have done such a large study into this and you obviously look and see what would work, where would the majority of this money come from? where do you believe that the money that would be paid out should come from and who should it go to?

. >> of course, the questions where does money come from in evanston from a tax on cannabis sales elsewhere still to be determine. maria: jeff thanks very much jeff flock ln illinois this morning next hour of "mornings with maria" begins right now. . maria: good thursday morning. thanks very much for joining us this morning i am maria bartiromo. it is thursday, april 7 your top stories 58 welcome on the button east coast, breaking news a coalition of u.s. lawmakers touching down in taiwan to meet with vice president hours after kevin mccarthy historic meeting with taiwanese president in california yesterday, mccarthy said he will not allow china to dike at a time what united states can do, senator tom cotton here to weigh in on this, markets under selling pressure a mixed story in fact dow industrials now highs of the morning up 53. on the dow the nasdaq down 12 points s&p higher by 5 1/2, a little bit of buying this morning, taking markets better than expected right here ahead of jobs data we are waiting on initial jobless claims out 30 minutes' time, then the march jobs' report out tomorr