pierre city's program is another in joplin, missouri, birthplace of langston 300-plusisplacing refugees, many of them fleeing to nearby springfield, missouri, which will come up soon. missouri,pringfield springfield, illinois, slocum, texas, forsyth county, georgia. east st. louis, 6,000-plus, displaced. so when you think about -- when my newk at things like home of st. louis, missouri, the incredible concentrated generational poverty and disenfranchisement that exists place like st. louis or chicago, probably here in parts city, i want you to incorporate in your reflection on there theng problem of the presence of this past. even gotten to 1919 yet which comes just two yet, which comes two years after east st. louis, the tolls are race riot - - the tulsa race riot -- this is the black wall street case. and these should be understood as pogroms, not simply riots. they always involve either the active participation of state actors, most notably police, other legal officials, or they are at the essence of the forbearance of racial terror that is brought on the black populations. this is f

to engage me in joplin docs how much pressure was on the issue of danny how much was the how much pressure has he been to agree because he has often said that he felt that his government wasn't included in the initial talks and the agreement that was signed between the u.s. and the taliban back in february. when yes he was under pressure because from one side he was freeze to a legal hurdles for the ease of 400 prisoners and it was serious issues around 400 and ease from a legal perspective but from the on the site all these sides were putting pressure on the government that i'm listen and actually happens that in taiwan talks were not going to start so that's why everybody was do marni to each of those prisoners so he was caught between iraq and hartley's and that's why one can say that he was under pressure but now that pressure has been released thanks to the really agenda indeed he will sign in the coming hours. to such but is the bull now partly in the taliban's cold gunny is proposing a cease fire will not happen. well not necessity because the agreement or was made that once the 500

kalamazoo, wisconsin, joplin, missouri, and then there are 13 other cities if there's no extension, weill stop service to these cities and 12 others on october 7th, at least for a month, then they'll reassess business. as you look at the airline stocks premarket, most under pressure keep in mind there's a decision about whether or not to award another $25 billion, cares act 2 is what it comes down to essential. that would lock in the employees all through the end of march, and approximately 75,000 layoffs would likely be avoided. part of this extension is not just guaranteeing the jobs, but also guarantees service. the if there's no cares act, the airlines are free to downside their routes and their businesses. >> i look at those cities and think to myself, how many carriers really go to their cities in if it's only one, going to cam ma zoo will cost as much as going to london, and congress people have no know this is going to occur >> it will be limited. what you have right now is most of these cities, they only have maybe one, two airlines. the changes that would be made is, will you

it's a small business in joplin, missouri. they specialize in jewelry and chains.u're eating, drinking, whatever it is, it just stays right there and double as necklaces. big assortment. all 50% off so two great deals that you'll find online. >> oh, it's so great, joplin, they went through it. i remember they had some bad, bad, bad weather back in the day and they have rebounded very well. great you're doing that. good to see you in your backyard, so to speak, there, tory. i love your green screen and the smile. >> in my backyard with my mask. >> with the mask. >> thanks, robin. >> as always, you come through. appreciate it. miss you, tory. we have partnered with these companies on these great deals and you can get them on our website. >>> coming up we're celebrating a group of best friends with a little disney surprise. have a magical day. wait, i'm coming back. yes, with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now,? you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help

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joseph, missouri, in kansas city, missouri and springfield and joplin over the weekend talking to health care providers and volunteers, frankly, of all kinds who are trying to do what they can to help us emerge from this pandemic stronger than we were to start with. certainly first comes t m

>>host: joplin missouri go ahea ahead.: my question is i am a master student and i have been working on a paper so i have a question on that realm i notice on all of your novels you have cycles of abuse are those that have parents that don't show them love because her own parents have failed to teach them how to love so if it's an overall theme so talk about tha that. >> learning how to love somebody learning to love yourself and your children it's almost like learning how to think if you are serious and exposed to it. i just described three books of how to love a child in love yourself how to love a lover and how to love god. those that are not embarrassing to us and then to open that up it's not automatic caring for children may be or worrying about children maybe, affecting children may be but that's not the same thing when they grow up, they are. these are complicated problems to me this is what undergirds or supports so much human activity where does that self-esteem come from? what about that self loathing and why ar

joseph, missouri, in kansas city, missouri and springfield and joplin over the weekend talking to health care providers and volunteers, frankly, of all kinds who are trying to do what they can to help us emerge from this pandemic stronger than we were to start with. certainly first comes to mind are the health care workers themselves, the medical workers themselves, the doctors, the nurses, the support staff who we've relied on from the very first moments that we began to realize that this virus was bigger than any health issue we've dealt with in a long time. we're still depending on it today. at some point you run out of some of the capacity and steam that you had to do the job that needs to be done. but we see these heroes continue to step up. some giving their lives. in bill in birmingham and kansas city was an emergency medical technician. he was with the kansas city fire department and he died of coronavirus in april. his son described billy as selfless. he said billy had decided he wanted to find new ways to help people and so he reinvented himself as an e.m.t. when he was in his