no organic food by trade finley decided to design neighborhood gardens but why call it gangster. i mean i got into a lot of trouble because of this you know i almost got arrested because of my garden you know but mama thing is you don't have any healthy food here don't stop me from putting you. know the change change change change this or much change. finley compost says leaves and collects coffee grounds from a local diner an army of worms turns it all into fertilizer replicate the forest the result is an organic jungle with vegetables and fruits in various stages of development. the bottom line is i want my i want my food not local i want my food hyper local ok i want to do like this you know. this happens i have a limit in my handbag that's how i want my food like that. because it's. l.a. might be known for hollywood and its clytie wealth but more and more los angeles residents find themselves homeless and living on the streets of the city in makeshift tent villages these residents as well as others from long neglected neighborhoods have little or no access to healthy food the

finley. mr.inley has a much higher voice. >> get your coat and come on. >> what makes you think you can order me around like that, henry? >> you're my wife. that gives me the right. >> when he says wife he means possession. >> so what maude. >> you told me 100 times you want to feel possessed. i never said that standing up and you know it. >> they really turned the spin off series into an art form. >> hates to hear it called the lear factory. all of thiz series come out of this building allowing him to move from show to show. >> good times was like, holy smokes, there's black people on tv. >> there had never been a complete black family on tv before with the father. >> we have the same problems in hour household and we do not live in the projects in chicago. >> we got $32 in the shoe box and another $6 in my pocket. >> you worked all night and all they paid you was $6? >> there was a lot of folks that were not happy with the show. the black panthers were very upset. the big complaint was why can'

lynette parker and officer khala finley. natsot they're student resource officers...they spend their days on campus...one officer at each richmond high school and one middle school. sgt. lynette parker/richmond police department the officers assigned to this specialty have the ability to connect with the community and the kids on a daily basis. natsot sgt. parkers says in some cases...officers have stopped dangerous situations before they started...like when one officer got a tip about this gun in a student's backpack at de anza high. based on the report, based mitier information, the able to locate the child and find a loaded firearm. the program has already shrunk...from 10 officers two years ago...to six today...and now the west contra costa unified school district is considering further cuts. (insert graphic) as part of $12.5 million in reductions...to increase teacher salaries...the school board recently voted to cap sro spending at $150,000 per officer...instead of the current $200,000. (end graphic) which would whittl

they can operate on the timetable that enables us to leave at the end of the two your period agreed finley triggered article 50. justine greening. the prime minister is driving this house towards two options that the british people do not want. we've already voted against having a no deal departure we also voted against massively her own prime ministerial dealfrom brussels. she simply turned this exercise into one of cobbling together enough votes to win a vote in this house. and actually we deserve so much more than that, it's not just about getting deserve so much more than that, it's notjust about getting the european research group on board, it's not about getting enough labour mps to switch sides it's about getting the british people on board for the future that lies ahead and that ta kes future that lies ahead and that takes more than just votes in future that lies ahead and that takes more thanjust votes in here, more thanjust takes more thanjust votes in here, more than just the results of grubby backroom deals and is a time the only responsible action ahead of us isn't the time to

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they were bird hunting friends that.er after and "the detroit news" editor finley t week nolan wrote he never wasted a shell. weed out us was to fraud and abuse, and you will remember that he coined the term jurisdiction that energy, if not it is commerce. we have had the world. the people who worked with him, staff and for him were fiercely loyal. he idn't demand loyalty but sure did create it. i think that is because he could ars ts the multi-facetted genuine person that he was. he didn't look at someone and think they are a republican. engaging him op from communicating. and so they are from out west and that district bass spectacular trout or fishing hole. he could talk about health care, environment regulation, any or aspect of congress as work but you about so talk to the ballet and the theater, hit.ary and political hunting, fishing, life in general. i can't tell you the number of that he connected members were going through very difficult issues. he possessed a real kindness and wisdomed a shared it where he -- wisdom and he shard it. bipartisanship. he wrote the book. he did

we're back with dan henninger, allysia finley and jillian melchior. what is really behind this?so much salary is secondary. they many of the teachers unions are striking because they don't want the competition from charter schools and second, they don't like their pay being linked to performance. twisting a big push them to see this as a way to course the government into protecting their positions. paul: when you say pay-for-performance it is student performance in particular. >> correct. paul: graduate rates and test for reading and math. that's what you're talking about? >> yet. paul: they want seniority to determine pay. >> is in virginia you have them sing actually can't consider anything but seniority for layoffs. in denver, a big sticking point was whether or not you would give bonuses for better student performance. so i think the teachers unions at the end of the day, they want to be protected. they want to know that they will get the union perks and do not have -- >> and performance is poor. and if the score is on tests in these districts if it's below anything is accep

on finley avenue, it needs a roof replacement, the city counci is considering moving shelte beds to the old bennett valley senior center which closed last year. the city applied for $3.6 in fundin pay the cost for repair and relocation. >>> the city of santa cruz and county will be meeting separa talk about a massiv homeless encampment. ipts tents as far as the eye can see. abc come up with a solution to build a better bay area. >> rep right here at the plaza you can't see that massive homele encampment but it's in the distance. on the other side a very visible exampl of that homeless issue we're experiencing across the bayarea. when you think santa cruz, this isn't the colorful scenery most would picture. this is reality. approximately 150 people have made a home here along highway 1 and river street. >> it's a challenging situation ultima and it's not going to be one agency or one entity that's going to solve it. >> one challenge managing the group' growth is a new federal law that prevents the city from enforc a sleeping or camping ban without enough shelter space. but part of a prop

the record just a wonderful piece that the editor of the detroit news wrote this last week, nolan finley. i'm going to put that into the record. i'm going to also read to you an email that i got just an hour or two ago from his wife, debbie, our colleague, who received this from the ford family. this is from mike ford. of course his father was jerry ford, our great man, president, michigan ander. and he wrote this -- michigander. and he wrote this, since learning of john's recent passing, my thoughts and prayers have been zoon -- constant with you and your extended family. rough my reading of the many remembrances of, i've been moved and blessed to relive his remarkable legacy of leadership and service to the people michigan and to all of our nation. john and my father, though identified from competing political parties, held so much in common as men of wisdom, integrity, compassion and selfless service for all of humanity and their friendship was true and enduring through a shared lifetime calling of public service. john dingell and jerry ford represent what is good, in our e and decent

detroit news editorial page editor nolan finley was one of the earliest crusade crusaders that articulated it's very good to see you how you doing? >> good to be with you neil. neil: so let's look at this here it barely prompted a sponsor a story when we got the latest figures. i'm almost seeing it as yeah, we hear about the debt and the deficit it's too boring, not a big deal. what do you say? >> well i think we're on cruise control to an economic meltdown here. $22 trillion is a very big number. on this current path in 10 years we'll be racking up $2 trillion a year deficits and the debt service alone will cost $1 trillion a year. if we don't address it now, we don't start addressing it now, when we're in good times, when this economy goes down, when we enter a recession, i'm afraid we won't be able to react. neil: you know i'm also afraid that what happens when interest rates go up a lot more than the norm that we've gotten used to because the norm in reality is about double what interest rates are now that's just returning the norm. can you imagine that on $22 trillion in debt? >> no a