i k i hae bunchy this is not how idea when we were discussing this at the beginning of the show is how do people become trapped in lebanon domestic workers become trapped in lebanon want to bring in a new voice into our conversation this is deemed that she's a program officer at the international organization for migration and she just sent some the and it's in the perfect storm of unfortunate circumstances that we're seeing right now is have a listen to. we know that thousands of migrant workers where left homeless or severely affected basically. but even before they see the region. where i mean on the margins. since the economic crisis 90. n.e.v. number of migrants break. out homes or jobs on the way forward we must all come together join our troops and mobilize resources to make sure mind is . hines'. towards an answer. and their voices need to be heard. in the last. rula a spank with us thank you for don back again i'm wondering about the lebanese government how active are they how aware are they that the file a system is not actually helping vulnerable women vulnerable to messed u

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>> i just think i am k-9 of clear. i -- i am kind of clear. right now there these budget amounts are pretty much what the programs that were listed that the sheriff put up there and you want to put that in reserves. is it the total amount for the year? you want to put it on reserves or is it just part of the amount? these organizations are paid for some of the work right now? that is one thing i want to make sure that the contracts or the organizations will not get paid for what they are doing? the reserves gives us an opportunity for a discussion to see if we want to continue supporting these under the sheriff's department or another mechanism is that what you are saying? >> yes, definitely, president yee, you are in the right direction. one thing i would say as we talk about justice reform. we obviously need to move community programs to the appropriate department. i do understand your point about where we are and the nature of the typical fiscal year and the programs up and running. i would be okay with putting the portion of the dollar amo

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i ibram x. kendi stay wh h us. ♪ [mumusibreak]k] amy: from the soundtrackck to "b"black panther."his is democracy now!w!, democracynow.o.org, the quarante report. i'i'm amy y goodman. chadwick boseman -- the world-renowned actor known best for his groundbreaking role in the 2018 blockbuster hit "black panther" -- died friday at the private3 after a four-year battle with colon cancer. news shocked the public and sparked a wave of tributes to the men who played jackie robinson, thurgood marshall -- the fit t blac justice on the u. s supre court, and of course, superhero king t'chlalah all whe e beintreaeatefor cancer. a statemenshsharedn bobosen's twitter said -- "a true fighter, chadwick persevered through it all, and brought you many of the films you have come to love so much. from 'marshall' to 'da 5 bloods,' august wilson's 'ma rainey's black bottom' and several more, all were filmed during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy. it was the honor of his career to bring king t'challa to life in 'black panther." twitter announced the post was the "most liked tweet ever.

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if he attacks on policy issues and towaforwards his agenda, i k he can have a successful week and campaign. if he doesn't, he's got a problem. >> in the first hour and a half, we certainly saw a sharp contrast being drawn on the issues of policing, the black lives matter protests, law and order and those were harsh. >> oh, yeah. i heard mob said many times, i heard marxist said many times, i heard radical said many times and i don't think most america s s feel that way. you think about the multiracial movement that was powered by black lives matter, the moms that were protecting people, the white folks out there protecting people, i don't think people characterize this movement that way. and so i think he's talking to a very small group of people who don't relate and unfortunately, i don't think that's a winning strategy for him. >> the democrats got fairly high marks for their convention last week, hard to know what the bounce is going to be like, if you can get a bounce in this day and age. what do the republicans need to do? >> there are two models here. one is the reagan/clinton model,

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the truth is that when i heard ivan do k. i said my god why haven't we thought of this if iran has such tremendous technology and it's not to attack anyone but rather to defend us from imperial aggression which you do pay or a part of and if iran has the chance of selling us a bullet or a missile and if we have the chance of buying it good idea yvonne do kate approved i'm going to do it. as an american and caribbean countries have been some of the most badly affected by the corona virus outbreak 17000 new deaths were recorded over the region over the past 7 days but there are signs the spread of the virus could be coming under control the world health organization says the daily infection rates in brazil one of the worst affected countries is leveling off. for people suffering from dementia restrictions join the pandemic of deprive them of much needed social contacts and routine stimulation and the heywood reports from southern england that's brought new challenges for their carers. out simas has robbed linda a former artist o

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l k, i think the fed's done a great job in this crisis. i really do.ct i think they reasonably quickly. you know, they had been raising interest rates. by the way, i don't know why. >> well, they ied in 2018. the markets responded poorly, so they return them to close to zero. >> yeah, they started in 2016.7, they went to 2018. they finally stopped in 2019. there was no inflati so they were getting back c to somethiled normal, although i had some problems with it. nonetheless, i think they acted quickly in this emergency, in this pandemic. i think ey did exactly the right thing. i thinthey learned a lot from the crisis of 2008, '09, and '10. they put liquidity into all the markets. dogive the fed very high marks. i think j-pal ha a good job during this crisis. >> keeping interest ras at zero percent as a long-term policy is not a policy that is is good for main street, right? ordinary people, how are they supposed to be encouraged to their savings if they can't puth r savings in the bank and let it grow? let me ask you, with all the increas

worse according to the mayor and the governor and now, those forces are going in retreats, which i didn't kth helpful. no one defends vandalizing a building or graffiti, but the response to that has been extraordinarily overdrawn think it has instigated investigations by the inspector general and we will see what he concludes. >> this week, texas congress go member louisr revealed he has tested positive for the coronavirus and this comes after he had read comments in about not willing to wear a mask and he said he may have gotten it from handling the mask so much, whhas wearing a mask become so politicized and how is it possible to keep the country safe when even politicians are not willing to follow the guidance of health officials? >> his view on that is just a du unsupported by any science. he not only s infected mself, he may have infected other people, not only members of congress, but staff in the us everybody is getting tested, so that was him being super dumb whh is not the first time, unfortunately. why he would take that position, i would never try to explain his thinking, but i t

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he didn't mention the president by name in his speech and i think that was thintentional. k we will see more attacking on kamala harris directly and maybe more positivity from pride in. >> the economy is also an important part of the president's agenda. the economy was growing until the coronavirus struck. how effective was the presidents message on future economic growth under his leadership? >> i think it was the best message he could have la artid precisely for the reason you indicated. the economy was performing quite well that viwe had 19 then the economy cratered. i think it will take some time for this economy to rebuild. the president is trying to strike opal notes and saying look i did it befo and i can do it again. the reality us this is the strongest issue i think for republicans going into the election. if president donald trump is going to continue to drive this issue i think eventually it is going to be his strongest hope, even given state of the economy now, people have a tendency to give him the benefit of e doubt when it comes to the economy and his handling

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