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i went to the lower ninth ward and interviewed peoplple that we there that never hadad their hos rebuiltwhile community surrounding them that were primarily white header homes rebuilt. amy: new orleans. >> we'e're centering those voics and making sure they have a voicice at ththe table. amy: jerome foster, we're going to go to break and bring someone else to the table for all of you to speak to because he is not here because the u.s. denied him a visa, despite the fact that thousands and thousands of students applied from around world to be part of the u.n. climate summit on saturday before the climate action summit at the u.n. on monday. he was chosen, but he did not make it because the u.s. denied him a visa. we will break the sound barrier with his voice. stayed withh us -- stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. strike, global climate inspired by 16-year-old swedish climate activist greta thunberg. on tuesday, youth climate leaders visited capitol hill to lend their support to the green new deal cosponsor

then i ask a few brave souls to read what they hadad written and some would. none of them ever said that was the richest layer in town. i had my name on the door or broaden the most clients are the fastest car or the biggestst house they all spoke about being useful to their community and family and friends. some spoke of their faith. and i asked my students. do me a favor. hold onto that and stick it in your desk drawer and when you feel blue or doubts about your life, take a look at that for go ask yourself how you are doing on those metrics, the ones that really matter and i follow that same advice myself. there is an inscription on an oldrv burial ground a lawyer now forgotten a beautiful inscription about being dignified in the public life firm in public life and mild and affection that speaks to me and i keep that in my desk drawer and i look at it often. a copy of it is in the book. >> i want to ask you about your obituary. [laughter] but in closing, decades from now when the t historians write about the core in your tenure what you hope they say quick.

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this project hadad energized her if you move anything about her work, she was really the key of that community and she had gone to the small town and gotten people to tell their stories. she did the same thing in a small town in alabama. she was energized and moved by the reporting but struggled it's writing. i make this.in the book you can have all of the fun in the world reporting gathering information and learning about a story but the three of us did but at some.you have to sit down to write it. that's where hartley his troubles started. i think if they are interested in true crime, her experience it's this case will bee interesting because you will get to see the kinds of decisions we make all of the time. who at the figueroa and who at the villain and how do we represent dialogue and what is the robot reliable source. how do i handle the complexities about a story when i thought it was about a murder one at actually about insurance hard insurance fraud. a lot of different things that made it hard for her to write in general and specifically this book. >> in mississippi, we are