or that, you know, freddie was this or freddie was that or freddie was a thug who, you know, everybody -- the police officers knew his name. we even had elected officials who, and this is the most hearting breaking thing about it, these are elected officials whose job it actually is to protect him. you know? people who sometimes you have to remind them that freddie was your constituent too. but the it's also important for people to understand freddie gray not just in his death, but freddie gray in his life. because oftentimeses part of the conversation that took place was very muchbe about what happenedo freddie and how did freddie die and that type of thing, and those are all really important questions, all things that we have to be able to contend with, all things we have to be able to address and think through as a society, understanding what happened to him on the day that he died and what led him to having to be in a coma for an entire week. but it's also really important that we understand the tragedy of his life. it's also really important that we understand the tragedy of how f

these things, when i hear people make arguments about freddie or freddie was this or that or freddie was a thug who everybody, the police officers new, we even have elected officials, the most heartbreaking thing, elected officials whose job it actually is to protect him, people who sometimes you have to remind that freddie was your constituent too but it is important for people to understand freddie gray in death but also in life because often times part of a conversation that took place was what happened to freddie, how did he die and those are all important conversations and things we have to contend with, understanding what happened to him on the day he died and what led him to be in a coma for an entire week but it is also important to understand the tragedy of his life and understand the tragedy of how freddie gray existed in the first 25 years because this was a young man who was born underway, premature, addicted to heroin. his mother who battled addiction much of her life never made it to high school, she could not read or write. when he and his twin sister went to the hospi

and freddie gray. though we don't just know their names that we demand justice for the factly have to >> chancellor names. so think those are the big things we saw. in the differences there were able to say and with freddie gray and his situation that we did not see with some of the others. peter: freddie gray and so many boys like him grew up in an area that permeates everything. poverty that raise the probability that freddie would be exactly where he was on apri. and then again on april 27th, 2015. in fact the odds started me stacked against ready generations before he was born. wes moore: is one of these things where when i hear people make arguments about freddie or freddie was this or that worried very was a thug who police officers same. who have elected officials. is the one of the most heartbreaking things about it, it is their job to actually protect him. people sometimes coming up to remind them that freddie was your constituent to. but it's also important for people to understand the freddi

and freddy gray. and still healing from its past and the please from baltimore take that very seriously so the fact i'm very much trying to raise my family here but people who had roots who are no longer here. and it's the place as we speak and the chance to actually be 600,000 and authors of a pretty great american story is exciting to me. and that m embodied ownership and that became a pretty easy decision. >>host: where we living saturday april 12, 2015. >> baltimore at the time. >>host: what happened thatay day? >> that was the day freddy gray made eye contact with police. and that was his crime and it's important to understand that's not a crime everywhere but distinctly labeled high crimes and high property areas if you. make eye contact that's enough to trigger. and then you can be chased and arrested. had that been done in another neighborhood mile and a half from 2 miles away he would been going for a job. and eventually rested and one hour after he was arrested he was in a, when he finally m

plays across town tire man freddy receives some troubling news.you know by the way the popular mop up at least i bought up on the boss but you want to pull me up because you have been on our you know bank of america. but we're building on that 2nd billing you are going to talk about. you've got to give her the couple die without being in the film to you can be tough and get a little you know that. freddie's one month old granddaughter samantha has a twisted interest time and needs an emergency operation center at the end for the 190 he's the 1000 that you see i don't want to know. about what they said about. them will be. a bit on. the make believe the whole of the middle school in the middle of. a beautiful in our little women but to me that was one time to say about a month when you're going to godfather going to one of these but when i'm in the pool one of the winning bid on the luck of the people you know let me go looking for the money when you think i have been eating this i think it's time. to help pay for treatment freddy has taken some dr

across town tire man freddy receives some troubling news.you know by the way the popular mop up at least i bought wasn't bought but she wound up and we got you a banana you know bank of america. that we're building on that 2nd building you are going to go. we've got to get her out of the public eye you got the copy of the film the you will be tough i'm going to look you know if it. was. freddie's one month old granddaughter samantha has a twisted interest time and needs an emergency operation center at the end for the 190 if he leaves the 1000 he. has the bottom line was what you told me. about what they said about. them will be. a bit on. the make believe the whole feel of a muggle born in the middle of. a beautiful an article where my uncle to me that was one time to say it's been a month when you've been a godfather going up $101.00 and i'm an awful woman whom we bid on the luck of the people you know that we meet but i think that among many people you think i have been eating this i think it's time. to help pay for treatment freddy has t

to help pay for treatment freddy has taken some drastic action. by the media will be one of the become the focal. point of the novel you're not going to think that i've got something because i'm a bank and i was just a little my own went on the so-called i don't know what's on a whim we get put. on a. bill. and i want to buy a ballgame i got a lot of. stuff just don't pull somebody the monster but i'm here but i'm not will bump it up to the one. i'm honest i'm on the fence up and i want to buy the you know the i want to run just one we need you going to pull me send album a cut on a custom home put it out. there and do nothing about. freddy's days are now split between worry and the hospital. about we're going to. be told. i thought. it was but that i don't believe but i think i'll be bound up with some of the budget would be about but you know it was. a little. a moment. whoa in the management of. the. tape there coming up all. of these. you know. the wall. on the moon we have an album most of us need one for them only none of them are not on the

to help pay for treatment freddy has taken some drastic action.about the couple needing to be given about the comfortable. i mean the whole community now go you're not going to think that i got there because i may have been a little my own when on the on a whim we get put. on a. bill. and i want to buy a ballgame i got a lot of. stuff just don't pull somebody. the most of us i'm not the bomb but i think that the one . i'm honest i'm on the fence something that i want to buy at the you know the i want to run and just when we need to go about polls we send album a cut on a custom bullet out. there and did nothing nothing but. fred these days are now split between worry and the hospital. about we're going to . be told. i thought. it was but i don't believe it but i think not only about. the budget would be about what you know but. you know. the moment that. the management. thinking in the. coming of all. of these. you know bit among the wall. who have no. clue we have an album i love this movie the one woman you know the number not on the moon pool.

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holders, credit unions, or renters who live in properties where the mortgage is backed by fannie mae or freddie mac. altogether, that is 30% of renters protected under this federal eviction moratorium. in addition, there has been a patchwork of state and local eviction moratoriums put in place in the early months of this pandemic that protected more renters from eviction. but all of these eviction moratoriums have been expiring rapidly. the federal eviction moratorium expired two weeks ago. at that time, starting on july 25, landlords could begin to give notices to evict to their renters, and they must give a 30 day notice to vacate. closing windowa to protect those renters and those properties. it is toward the end of august when they will literally be pushed out of their homes. the state and local eviction moratoriums have also been expiring rapidly. governorsthere are 24 who have allowed their statewide eviction moratorium to expire. states, renters have no protection against being evicted, for reasons related to the pandemic. host: we are talking to the president and ceo of the national low

yes but it's hard to pull together as well as one of the bright sides of it i suppose from freddy when i got a shot at those we'll let you go as america's professional soldier elegy there from ken thank you very much. that was set in britain for a next one to the british government is trying to reassure parents there's practically no risk of children catching kovac there's those schools reopen this has been controversial officials are pointing to research that only one percent of coronavirus hospitalizations attains or young get the fatality rates once a very low 2 with 6 children dying though albeit from the disease compare with a 27 percent mortality rate roughly across all age groups in britain promise a porous johnson insists schools he says are safe. i think the crucial thing is that pupils get back to school next week and in the succeeding days all scientific advice is that schools are safe it's absolute crucial that people understand that this far more risk to the wellbeing of our children from not going to school than there is from i'm afraid from the disease but of course conc

we will start with freddie calling from brooklyn, new york on the democratic line. caller: good morning. how are you doing? host: good. go ahead. onlyr: in my lifetime the person was dick cheney. out an exploratory search for could not get takers. pick because with cheney's qualifications he had the qualifications to be president. dick cheney did a lot of the legwork with changing things with agencies by himself. that.ecided to approve think dickime i cheney was the most influential vice president. host: do you agree, joel? caller: and president bush's vice president cheney had enormous influence and i think that was true before 9/11. hisafter 9/11 where experience as secretary of defense during the persian war became important. think, toward the end of the first term, president bush began to have misgivings about the advice vice president cheney had given him and during the second listen to viceto president cheney, but increasingly vice president cheney found himself on the losing end of the important discussions in the bush administration. by the end of the admini

with their young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddie. i lay with whom i like and he lays with whom he likes. but it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom, and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. i maybe wanted to put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. hello there. you could see the rain coming on friday, but it was very difficult to get out of the way. this weekend, though, the weather is set to change. for a start, it's going to be a much drier weekend. however, it's not going to be very warm at all. some particularly cold nights, and we're going to start with some strong winds as well. a northerly wind as our area of low pressure takes most of the rain away towards the southeast and gets pushed away slowly by that high pressure coming in from t

with their young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddieping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom, and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. i've every right put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. hello. the final day of august are set to be a rather cool a fail. the final day of august are set to be a rather cool affair. largely dry start to the new week and then as we head towards the middle of the week, turning wetter, windier and also a little bit warmer which will not last. it gets cooler again by next weekend. let's get into the detail for the day ahead. monday bringing a lot of dry weather, fair amount of sunshine through the m

with their young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddieping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom, and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week. in the meantime, stay safe. i've every right put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. with the brisk northerly wind, it did not always feel that way temperature simply struggling to get across the low teens and for others, the sunshine to speak of, distant parts of northern and eastern england, east anglia in southeast england, all tied in with this of low pressure continued to pull away eastwards in the early hours, high—pressure to the uk and the squeeze in the isobars to some gusty winds down the eastern coasts. it is a cool if not chilly start, particularly across rural scotland where we could see temperatures getting temperatures getting close to fre

with their young son is seriously disrupted by the arrival of a freethinking young couple played by freddie with whom i like and he lays with whom he likes. it's a gripping startling watch with dashes of dark humour and ample room for reflection on a range of themes from religious fervor to feminism and freedom. and maxine peake is superb. you're wasting your time, mr ashbury. thanks for watching the film review with me, anna smith. mark kermode will be back next week was up in the meantime, stay safe. i maybe wanting to put you down. my wife, sir. please. ican explain... let him speak, sir. good evening. it has been a day of drenching downpours and dramatic skies for many of us. slowly though things will calm down through the weekend after a windy start, it will be called by day and by nice but will become a large retry. still some rain to contend with her this evening & particular across central and eastern parts of it in the west, clear spells and windy through the night but despite the strength of the wind, it is going to get quite chilly across some western areas, not as chilly towards

freddie hayneshad a gala the rotunda. it was really an amazing time. if we energize the congregation and engage them in opportunity, it was so nice. >> you have the memphis community? >> we do. for the most part we are a commuter church which is different from when i join. when i joined people lived in the neighborhood. the neighborhood is now predominately hispanic. >> we experience the same. people do commute. there is tremendous ministry going on. >> people are doing great work. people commute but they stay there and go. >> in our last minute or so, what is the advice that you have for people in urban centers who are seeing our members move away. what is the best way to galvanize ministry? >> the best way no matter where you are is around mission and relationship.. all of allen temple are committed to their mission and one another. it is not just coming in on sunday morning for celebration. it is everything that happens during the w planning activities for outreach in the community. that is who we are as a people. we speak out on behalf of those who

fannie mae and freddie mac guarantee roughly half the country's mortgages.t against losses and keep struggling families in their homes during the pandemic. it was supposed to go into effect next week but pushed back after cnn reported on this new fee. loans with balances under $125,000 they will not have to pay that fee. we'll be right back. . (vo) with t-mobile for business, your business has an easy choice. the largest 5g network... award-winning customer satisfaction... insanely great value. choose. any. three. ready when you are. ♪where everybody knows your name♪ ♪and they're always glad you came♪ ♪you want to be where you can see♪ ♪the troubles are all the same♪ ♪you want to be where everybody knows your name♪ applebee's. all your favorite burgers, all just $8.99. now that's eating good in the neighborhood. all your favorite burgers, alookentertainmentour experience: xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. plus, x1 also includes peacock premium at no extra cost. this baby is the total package. it streams e

that thed freddie say fee is meant to mitigate risk in light of the pandemic. one group says it could cost the typical consumer $1400. in the u.k., prime minister boris johnson's government faces a coronavirus dilemma that could set the tone of the economy for years to come. if it withdraws support for jobs and wages too soon, it could tick the u.k. into an unemployment crisis. that would hurt a necessary restructuring. the international energy agency has cut forecast for global oil demand. if reduced estimates for every quarter through the end of 2021. fromtravel is suffering the pandemic. bloomberg has learned that it will be a series of bundles from apple that let users subscribe to several services for a monthly price. music,dles will include fitness, news, and more. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. ♪ berg. ♪ pres. trump: we did a phase one deal, and it was a wonderful deal. all of a sudden, it means very littl

of the most difficult situations you have had to face terrible unfortunate circumstance involving freddy graham baltimore police and all of that, i don't need to tell you. we are seeing similar situations. like you faced in baltimore. occurring in cities throughout the united states today. that's the results of a tragic killing of george floyd. what lessons did you learn and tackling situation of baltimore. i don't want a monday morning quarterback but is there advice to be giving to other governors now facing the situation in their own states? >> yes i think there are a lot of parallels part as i mentioned i finished most this book on vibrate first and put it on hold. i had no idea the time that i wrote the five chapters about the riots in baltimore how much of a parallel there would be to what's going on now. i had been governor just 89 days when the worst violence in 47 years broke out in our largest city of baltimore. and in the first, just the first few hours this was after the death of freddie gray at the very beginnings of the black lives matter movement just after ferguson. but i

you are the daughter of donald trump's older brother, freddie trump, who died at a young age. , as usack to your family you talk about and quote victor of "limos rob -- "les m iserables" about deep darkness. "if the soul is left in darkness, sins will be committed. the guilty one is not he who commits the sin, but the one who clearly a dararkness," reference to what fred trump, your grandfather, you say did to donaldld trump. dr. trump: i chose that quote for that reason and because i ththink it works in the e preset day. a lot of people in this country are purposely left in the dark and making bad decisions and self defeating decisions b becae they are not given access to information that would help them make better choices. wasar as my g grandfather, he basically y e only pererson in e family whose opinionon mattered. he had all the power.. it was a very patriarchal system i grew up in. there was a a lot of misisogynyo being a girl in that society was an automatic strike against you. my grandfather was the kind of man who believeved in dynasty ia way. he wouldn't have put it in thos

fannie mae and freddie mac will be placing an market fee. fee would add half of one point of the total loan amount. the fee will be implemented on september 1st on all refinances with fannie mae and freddie mac. you know what, i would likely charge an adverse market fee during this time as well. amazing they're getting by with this. back to you. >> thank you so much, michael. >>> you guys ready for this? fall is still a month away but the pumpkin spice onslaught has begun. starbuck's is releasing its fall favorite starting today, earlier than ever. in addition to the pumpkin spice latte, the coffee giant has other menu options, including pumpkin cream, cold blue, pumpkin scones and even pumpkin muffins. >>> dunkin' donuts has teamed up with harpoon to make some beers. harpoon was also behind successful dunkin'coffee powerer. >>> up next we'll meet some teenagers helping the homeless and making a difference. right now dan is here with what's coming up on abc7 news at 5:00. hi, dan. >> hey, larry. new at 5:00, kids and coronavirus. why san fra

fee, which would have added a hefty fee to refinance mortgages that were resold to fannie mae and freddieac. well today the fha, say, directed the companies to delay from september 1 through december 1 and said loan fees -- loans less than $125,000 would be exempt. apparently they're not going to get by with it. >>> the irs will soon send out catch-up stimulus checks to roughly 50,000 people. it comes after an error occurred in the rush to send out stimulus payments earlier this year. those thousands of people were deniedswe child support. the agency identified the error and is set to issue the catch-up payments in early-to-mid-december. recipients don't have to do anything. the check will just be sent out. >>> those aren't the only checks the irs is mailing out. because of the pandemic and shutdown of irs offices, many people's tax refunds have been delayed. the irs promised toto the 13.9 who filed their 2019 returns by the extended july 15th deadline but still have not received their refunds. now, the irs payment average will be about -- i want to make sure i've got this figure, $18. bu

even in the face of ongoing obstacles ricky chito freddy never give up. al-jazeera follows the remarkable people who work love and fry in the slum. on al-jazeera to her. democratic national convention is due to begin shortly a virtual event which will see joe biden formally named as the party's presidential candidate. following come all santamaria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera. protesters in bellerose heckled the president alexander lukashenko the main opposition leader calls on the military to switch sides also they used tear gas and stun grenades.

el caso mÁs reciente fue el de josÉ freddy guillén vega el 10 de agosto. tenÍa 70 aÑos.ana no supimos nada de Él. nos llamÓ, no sabÍamos nada. ya luego nos llamÓ el seÑor que estaba detenido y no dejo saber que papi no se podÍa levantar. que se sentÍa muy mal que los policÍas no hacia nada. >> el caso de guillÉn es uno de tres reportados por inmigraciÓn. en abril se dio a conocer lamuerte del guatemalteco santiago y luego en mayo en el centro mesa. en san diego la de carlos escobar de el salvador. el seÑor guillÉn era diabético y sufrÍa de hipertensiÓn. segÚn expertos, podÍa solicitar libertad condicional. >> la mÁs importante era poder comprobar que tiene condiciones mÉdicas. >> alegan que esta no fue una opciÓn. >> estuvimos llamando y nunca nos contestaban y bueno, nos contestaban, nos colgaban.. >> dicen que viajaron desde carretera del sur donde viven hasta georgia. >> le dijeron a mi hermano que Él estaba bien, que estaba en su dormitorio. >> por su parte ice en un comunicado dijo : " todos los detenidos tienen acceso los telÉfonos para comunicarse con quien sea. s

or they have to hold them on their balance sheets fit if it's a nonconforming loan, fannie mae and freddieon't back jumbo loans so no, they're not particularly thrilled lending in fact, a lot of people are moving to 15-year fixed and even ten year arms that are fixed for ten years but have lower rates those are a bit easier >>> few people will take the chance and start a new business. one couple did just that we'll talk to the owners of the new york moonlight cinema that opened on july 24th. that's come up next. we'll be right back. you say the customers make their own rules. let's talk data. only xfinity mobile lets you switch up your wireless data whenever. i accept! 5g, everybody's talking about it. how do i get it? everyone gets 5g with our new data options at no extra cost. -that's good. next item: corner offices for everyone. just have to make more corners in this building. chad. your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. now that's simple, easy, awesome. switch and save up to $400 a year on your wireless bill. plus, get $400 off when you pre-order the new samsung galaxy no

they are marching away in all of that and my uncle freddie looked down, the stroller was empty and where is kamala harris? apparently, there you go. my mother tells a story about how one day busing and busing, she would tell the story, i look back up and say freedom. >> that story on your own, i wanted to hear you say freedom. i wanted to talk about your father, economics professor, they meet effortlessly, have you and maia loved going to the park. your mom would, correct me if i'm wrong, limits you, would say to you run, run, kamala harris, run. >> do not be afraid, let her go, run as fast as you can. it leave his whole purpose was to say do not be afraid and be fearless and run and run and do not be afraid of falling, do not let anybody stop you. >> there is a question from the audience that i want to get in since we are talking about your parents and particularly your mother. since you didn't do that - i think this is relevant. the person asks, being half indian american shaped your identity and political views. >> i was born who i am and the influence, the indian influence on my life

the take inside then be a bubble in orlando, freddie vanvleet from beyond midcourt to be the halftime that is a 50 footer, folks as the raptors role the net and lead 3- 0. and remember when kevin bullard was making great catches with the giants? now he is still making them, only for the boston red sox. watch this, the all out diving catch down , actually in foul territory and off the bat of pedro severino is boston's 8-5 win over the orioles. kevin lahr with the beautiful's catch. we will call it a night. >>> the news continues that 7:00 in the morning tomorrow. shh! i am waiting to see if i get to go tomorrow. jury duty. you know, you can just throw that away. there's no way they can ever tell you got it. jay, you're a bad american. it is a privilege to serve on a jury. talk to me when you're eating a tuna sandwich out of a machine. anyway, it's a distressed-oak model that i like to call -- wait, wait! wait! oh! i'm in! 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. parking structure "c"! you're excited about a parking structure? it's not even "a" or "b." you're gonna have to take my place working at joe's sch

and a guy by name of freddy bonadonna became unofficial mayor. well, the mob needed to have these joints somewhere. the key was right over the throughway. so they came -- now they want to develop and dominate the river key. thereby, a struggle. violence, murder, and what -- what it boiled down to is the mob trying to take over the river key. >> take over from who? >> we're going to leave it to microphone questions. but we'll -- we'll put this in the sequel of this. >> well, let me take over from who? from the legitimate businessman. they wanted to put all of this dirty -- x-rated movie houses all that. so freddy bonadonna and the artisan down the street with his glass shop and -- who was going to go down there? that would have been the end of the key. >> go ahead. thank you. >> yes. i grew up during this time. my dad was u.s. attorney and dealing with a lot of this, too. >> u.s. attorney? >> yes. cecil. >> oh, yes. >> and so our family got a lot of threats. i know i wondered if you got threats on your family in your life as you investigated what

and i think it was my uncle freddie, look down, looked in the story which was empty. [laughter] and said where's, la. and apparently they left me a block behind. i apparently had fallen out of the stroller. >> and then my mother tells a funny story about how one day i was fussing and she that's much cuter when she would tell the story. so she would look down at me and she would say come alone when you want. what he what i look back up at her and i would say freedom. [laughter] [laughter] >> i wanted to hear you say freedom. oh yeah. i wanted to talk about your father, economics professor, stanford, at berkeley. have you and maya, you love going to the park. >> yes. and your mom was pregnant would put limits on you and how far you can go and whatever. and your dad would say to you run. run kamala run. >> that's right he would say do not be afraid. let her go, let her run. you run as fast as you can. you run as far as you want. and i believe that his wanted to say don't be afraid, don't be fearless and run, and run, and do not be afraid of falling. do not let anyone sto

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but the mortgages backed by fannie mae or freddie mac that's about 30 percent and that was put in place during the early months of the pandemic protected even more renters. the federal eviction moratorium expired two weeks ago and at that time starting on jul july 25th and to the renters and there is still a closing window. and then a short to be push out of their homes. so as of now there are 24 that have allowed their moratoriums to expire and in 30 states renters have no protection against being evicted for reasons related to the pandemic. >>host: president and ceo of the national low income housing coalition if anyone works at the property management company so a headline on the "washington post" president trump is calling for another moratorium on evictions. landlords are pushing back.ions and this tweet from of you were in florida does anybody stop to think with the moratorium on eviction rent means cracks where is the money for owners to pay taxes in a mortgage on their or property? >> of course. we need more than one solution. from the beginning women calling for a national unif

a guy by the name freddy bonded donna became the mayor, unofficial mayor. the mob needed to move these joints some where. but they want to develop and dominate the river key. there is a struggle with violence and murder and what it boiled down to is the mob trying to take over the river key. >> takeover from whom? >> we will leave it to microphone questions. but we will put this in the sequel of this. >> let me take over -- takeover from the legitimate businessman. they wanted to put all these dirty ex rated movie houses and all that. so freddy bonadonna and the artists and down the street with his glass shop, who was going to go down there? that would've been the end of the key. >> go ahead. thank you. >> i grew up during this time. my father was a u.s. attorney so he was dealing with this to. >> u.s. attorney. >> russell million. >> oh, russell million, yes. >> our family got a lot of threats. i was wondering if you got any threats on your family and life as you were investigating what was going on? >> no, not really. i don't know who's threatening melon

all i remember was seeing my son's eyes and freddie's eyes. -- in freddie's eyes.rote a song not just for my son, but for every son and daughter that is represented. black lives matter. i said, black lives matter. black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. >> black lives matter. tomorrow i hope to see as you are looking back at me with that smile its possibilities. and our plan. me't take away from at night, i close my eyes and i pray love cover him with and your grace know his heart? my friend already judged him by his gift -- when you only judge him by his skin it's the right to live i'm after want to trade these tears for laughter in one moment dreams are shattered my son and daughter matters black lives matter let my words resound clear with hands lifted high, and sincere -- and revered. urgently dispel your fears in hope of saving lives we hold dear it's the right to live were after -- we're after want to trade these tears for laughter because in one moment, in moment, dreams are shattered our sons and daughters ma

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there's no fannie and freddie. there's no banking col it's a completely different story. again, it's a pandemic-based contraction. it's not a macro-based >> i get it. no, n the economic circumstances are different, but the response -- how do you prevent the extraordinary governme spending from becoming commonplace? >> well, i would just suggest, as we get across the bridge into a stronger economic sry,es programs, which are meant to be temporary, will, in fact, be mporary. >> let me ask you then about monetary policy, because some emergency meas were put in place in the wake of 2008 with respect to the fed, with respect to monetary policy, of counterest rates came down, money was printed, f antitative easing, several rounds happened. people can argue or not reasonable measures in the aftermath of that event, but 12 years later, interest rates are still zero. and you have said that you don't expect that interest rates will go up in your lifetime. >> probably not. >> is this not an example of emergency measures becomingac common that there is -- there is no path for returni

they're saying that democrats are freddie katz when it comes to polls. -- fraidy cats when it comes to polls. rep. jeffries: in brooklyn with the only two ways to run. run scared or run unopposed. the fact that we are not opposed, we should be running scared, we saw what happened in 2016. if we do not proceed with the -- iof intensity necessary will say that i believe that when we took back the house of we wonntatives in 20 and governors races in places like pennsylvania and michigan, that what we have seen throughout the country and certainly in key battleground states is that the american people began to years ago to say enough. trump's corrupt abuse of power that resulted in his impeachment. the pain,efore suffering and death that resulted from the covid-19 pandemic and his response was an unmitigated disaster. that was before he failed to provide leadership at a moment of reckoning of systemic racism that has so it america for 400 years, triggered by the brutal killing of george floyd. the case he continues to make by his own failures and the case that joe biden and senator harris

is a power cut in athens and the internet connection has dropped between between us and george so freddy had to leave us mid program gentlemen thank you very much indeed for your time wolf piccalilli use of about up out of course george governess . thank you for watching don't forget you can see the program again at any time just by going to the website al-jazeera dot com is where you'll find it and for further discussion you can join us at our facebook page we're on facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can join the conversation on twitter handle inside story from a adrian for the good of the whole team here though thanks for being with us i'll see you again bye for now. more than 7 decades ago a country was split in 2. but. all it took was a pan a map and a collapsing empire and when the british had to draw a line they pulled its 7 to the never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition borders of blood. all jews are. with every. victim. being his pasta as an in

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we met freddie rosteet who has to ride out the storm at this lake charles blood bank. >> we're hoping that this wall does what it was made for. >> reporter: so that he can supply hospitals with needed blood. >> i've been doing it for 30 years and that's what i'm here for. >> reporter: louisiana's governor activating the entire national guard. trucks that can be used for high water rescues staging north of new orleans. >> and if you think you're safe because you made it through rita in southwest louisiana, under th understand this storm is going to be more powerful. >> reporter: the military evacuating aircraft from barksdale air force base. >> this is home to 55% of the nation's tra steejic oil reserves. most of its jet fuel and also some of the biggest refineries in the country. >> reporter: back in lake charles, the mayor tells me he's worried too many have decided to ride it out. >> i'm going to be honest, i am concerned that we didn't have the evacuation numbers that we probably should have. >> so, let's get right to rob marciano, live from lake charles tonight, and rob, i know it

also, welcome good news for them, considering that freddie has detailed his very serious battle withe him, so i can't give you any more. >> i'm a baseball fan, you can come to me. >> i know, i try to outdo you. >> here's an excellent first baseman, seems like an excellent dad as well. >> there you go. i'm just glad that we stopped doing the baby reveals that require lighting a car on fire and trying to see if the flames turn blue or red or pink. >> i've not seen those. >> yeah, they were like super dangerous for a while, so i'm glad it's very simple and on topic. >> how about just going to the doctor, it's a boy! >> exactly, how about that? but this was cute. >>> coming up, the big moment at last night's vmas. >>> first, a little girl swept away by a gust of wind, tangled up in a kite, look at that. where it happened and how it ended safely. >>> plus what's old is new again. how millennials are rediscovering the value of older homes as affordable housing and a way to make profit. >>> we're back with this frightening scene in taiwan. that's a 30-year-old girl caught up in >>> we're ba

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