>> i knew him as neil smith. >> he told detectives how him and shauna had befriended this neil smith,eet. >> me and the wife, you know, we kind a look at these little charity cases. because he was a nice guy, and you know, down on his luck. >> by now, the detectives knew that greyhound was an addict, and a big drinker. so they asked george -- >> was he a drug? alcohol? >> yes, he would drink alcohol. not a lot, just a couple of beers. >> a beer or two every now and then? >> yes. >> that raised the antenna a bit. in his interview with detectives, greyhound said him and george were great friends, work out together, drank together. but then, listen to this. as george kept talking, the man he said that he knew as neil, became noel. >> and she said you know, can noel help us out with? this it was something i was not good at, you know, because noel seemed to be good at everything i was not good. at >> remember, george said he never heard the name noel stevens before, and only new greyhound as neil smith. so, was it an honest little slip, or was george hiding something? >> is it possible he

this was the clearing out that neil smith calls the revenge it's part of the story. so young professionals and empty-nesters start to turn back to the city and what they imagine from a suburban environment from the city is coffee shops, museums, cafÉ, nightlife neighborhoods, so basically there idea of urbanity is the campus. >> that so interesting because students recently have some nostalgia for a time never lived. >> and we create the's campus spaces so the idea that university is that friendly face of urban renewal want to differ talk about the university of pennsylvania that is the another center in some ways there is a sleight-of-hand where civic engagement might be differently face of the university where cooperation with community partners at the same time as the residence that used to be served by those partners is that a later phase quick. >> on one side. you have various city leaders competing for the tax base on the other side you have shrinking state contributions so it is between university leaders and municipal politicians. i call it the universe city

i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." benjamin hall has been standing by. he is live from brussels, belgium, with the very latest as the president just wrapped his press conference, benjamin. a lot to take in there. we'll have our panel in just a moment. what did you hear? >> yeah, absolutely, sandra. quite a free-flowing press conference. we heard from the president much of the same as we've been hearing the last few days. a sense of the g-7 and nato meetings were a message that america is back a warning to russia and china. that if they pushed the boundaries, president biden will respond. and here's what he said on russia. >> i shared with our allies that i'll convey -- what i'll convey to president putin, but i'm not looking for conflict with russia but we will respond if russia continues their harmful activities. >> there are still questions about the strength of the messaing coming so far. the final g-7 communique may just fleeting reference to the situation in the east and south china sea. they didn't specify china's takeover of the idea. and economic

i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." benjamin hall has been standing by. brussels, belgium, with the very latest as the president just wrapped his press conference, benjamin. a lot to take in there. we'll have our

neil cavuto. glad to be back. i want to thank my colleagues and friends, sandra smith and charles payne. for mere job security, i rushed back. what you need to know is what is happening right now on the voting rights measure. it's not dead. democrats could still eek this out if they get every democrat to go along and joe manchin has indicated as things stand now he will go along. as i mentioned, that also means blowing up the filibuster so you need a simple majority. 50 votes will do it and the haven't casting the tying vote. chad pergram on top of this drama and where it is going. chad? >> good afternoon. the senate won't debate the voting rights bill today. a gop filibuster supports it. democrats won't lower the filibuster bar. >> i do think that it's extremely admirable that there's a handful of democrats that believe in the institution. >> chuck schumer has secured a deal with west virginia democrat joe manchin to launch debate on the bill but that gets you to 50 votes, not 60. shumer is coy about what happened next. >> liberals are criticizing president biden for not doing more. >>

neil cavuto. glad to be back. i want to thank my colleagues and friends, sandra smith and charles payne. for mere job security, i

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