randolph's integrand he's a correspondent for the french news agency a.f.p. and he joins us now eric how big is the bite from this fool in the reality what will the consequences be well so far we haven't seen the worst effects of rio continues to deteriorate imports are going to cost more and that's going to start to really stink at the normal population but what it does reflect is that people have lost faith in the government to deal with the economic problems in the country they're rushing to the dollar to try and find somewhere where they can keep their money safe we've also seen gold prices shooting through the roof and it's a sign of that lack of trust in the government to keep things light especially as u.s. pressure continues to mount and sanctions are just around the corner again next week and is the arabian government doing anything about the situation that we know of. yeah it's been quite interesting while the economic policies are still rather vague and they haven't been anything too convincing to get around that we are seeing them start to crack d

. >> randolph county, georgia, a big decision by county officials whether they close from having nine voting centers to only two

more of this let's bring in eric randolph is the tehran correspondent for good morning eric we just saw there what it is potentially at stake for iran but let's back up a little bit you know what impact will these sanctions actually have china india even the e.u. say that they will now essentially ignore them will they be that severe in their impact. a lot of the damage has already been done because the aggressive rhetoric from trump over the last year or more had spooked investors has prevented foreign. companies from from do business head on the rules if you were to run on the currency in recent months the senior news hop it's about so that was already having an effect sanctions well some industries that came in today the real damage will probably come in november when the second wave of sanctions targets the oil sector which is obviously vital to ron's economy though some countries like say china or india in turkey have said that they can't cut or use this from iran too much. so there will be a bit of a buffer but that will be when the worst damage is this folks ok so so we have a wi

eric randolph in tech ron thank you so much. and now this go to some of the other stories making news around the world south sudan's government has signed a final peace deal and power sharing agreement but the main opposition party the deal will form a unity government the country has been torn apart by civil war since twenty thirteen two years after it gained independence from sudan. twenty people are dead after a vintage airplane crash in the swiss alps the world war two aircrafts smashed into the side of a mountain at an altitude of around two thousand five hundred meters after taking off. the plane was carrying seventeen passengers and three crew. wildfires have grown stronger in southern portugal hundreds of firefighters were sent to battle a forest fire with the assistance assistance of aircraft it's been one of the hottest weekends on record for the iberian peninsula the europe wide heat wave has been especially severe in portugal and spain with temperatures exceeding forty five degrees celsius on saturday. after an appar

eric randolph thank you so much thanks a lot. another strong earthquake has struck the indonesian island of lombok officials say at least thirty nine people have died and many more were injured the seven point zero magnitude earthquake struck the northern part of lombok early on sunday evening an earlier tsunami warning has now been lifted officials say strong tremors damaged buildings across the island and in nearby bali last week another earthquake struck lombok struck lombok and killed at least sixteen people. after an apparent assassination attempt on venezuelan president nicolas maduro the blame game is underway but there are survived what looks like a drone a bomb attack during a military parade on saturday he is now pointing the finger at colombians and at venezuelan exiles living in the u.s. state of florida u.s. national security adviser john bolton pushed back against that accusation just a short time ago there was no u.s. government involvement in this at all just within the past couple of hours i've spoken with our ch

eric randolph thank you so much. another strong earthquake has struck the indonesian island of long book officials say at least eighty two people have died and have started evacuating thousands more the zero seven point zero magnitude quake struck in the northern part of lombok early on sunday evening and earlier the tsunami warning has now been left out of the business a strong tremors damaged buildings across the island and in nearby bali last week another earthquake struck and killed at least sixteen people. after an apparent assassination attempt on venezuelan president nicolas maduro the blame game is underway but also by what looks like a drone bomb attack during a military parade on saturday police have reportedly arrested several suspects from a doer always pointing the finger at colombians and venezuelans in exile living in the u.s. state of florida up the incident happened as the door was speaking at a military parade and. late afternoon in a caracas. president nicolas maduro speech to soldiers is interrupt

and for more on the story i'm joined by eric randolph the ted on correspondent for the and we just saw what's at stake for iran what impact do you think these sanctions will actually have a countries like china india and even the e.u. say that essentially ignore them. well a lot of the damage had already been done trump's hostile rhetoric caused a run on the currency in the last few months that's been quote quite around and the fact is that there were already u.s. actions in place all the long stocks a lot of foreign agent backs from doing any business in iran and never benefited hugely in the way that it hoped for the new could do. these actions on key sectors in the ones that really are the ones that come and go when iran spoils sidles are going to be affected and so you see a vital lifeline for the country i take it that the u.s. is is that these sanctions would bring iran to its knees and make it open to negotiating is that likely. but it's a very difficult position for a leader is there is going to be economic pain and there already is economic trouble across the country seeing pr

turnout of black voters in november as midterm elections this is happening or it's being planned in randolph county where the proportion of black people is twice the statewide average this plan has been widely criticized including by and stacy abrams who is running to be america's first black female senate state governor i should say keira lerner joining us now political reporter for think progress so web site that covers voting and election rights joining us from washington d.c. look i think the big question or the simplest question here is why why try to shut down the senate. yeah like you said there is an extremely high profile competitive election coming up in november in georgia stacy abrams could be the first black female governor in the united states and she is facing brian kemp who is currently the georgia secretary of state who has a history of trying to suppress voters throughout the state and republican election officials and lawmakers in georgia know that their path to victory is by suppressing certain voters namely african-americans the demographic in georgia is changing rapidly

would suppress the turnout of black voters in november midterm elections the change is a plan for randolph county where the proportion of black people is twice the statewide average plan has been widely criticized including by stacy abrams who's running to be america's first black female governor we've got john powers with us now an attorney with the lawyers committee for civil rights under law he's joining us from washington d.c. spoke to against a little bit earlier we were discussing the fact that it was apparently the american disabilities act which was being used as an excuse affectively here was saying they were the appropriate ramps or wide enough doorways for people i mean it's all just looks so incredibly transparent certainly from our perspective as to why they're doing this yeah that's absolutely right. we've sent an open records request to the county and the county has responded in response to requests that they haven't actually conducted any. compliance analysis of the existing sites so for them to say that. is the basis for closing these polling places is a total sham. the ob

would suppress the turnout of black voters in november midterm elections these changes planned in randolph county where the proportion of black people is twice the statewide average but plans been widely criticized including by stacy abrams who's running to be america's first black female state governor. australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull's been told by his ministers that he no longer has the majority of support of his own party his rival peter dutton has lost a leadership challenge on tuesday but on thursday demanded a fresh vote as i put out my wife's statement earlier earlier this morning i called the other prime minister to advise him that it was my judgment that the majority of the party would no longer support his leadership as such i asked him to convene a meeting of the liberal party at which i would challenge for the leadership of the parliamentary liberal party thank you very much in zimbabwe the top court will decide on friday whether to overturn or up hold president emerson was narrow election victory from july the opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rig

silver spring, right before randolph road. that work is this moorning. and 270 to the spur is going to take you 26 minutes. >>> it's 5:02. hawaii is bracing for a category hurricane. this is a look t at monstrous storm from the international space station. it shows how big hurricane lane is. it's leaving nowhere for residents to run. >> chris lawrence is at the live desk with the latest on this. >> we just checked with chuck bell. he said residents onig island will start to feel the hurricane startingn a few hours and lasting through the night. here's a look atome of the preparations under way. take a closer look. the hawaii national guard is mobilized and the red cross has opened its shelts. it shows the path of hurricane lane. it could be the strongest rricane to hit the island in more than a quarter-century. it could bring up to 10 to 15 inches of rain. unli folks on the mainland, they can drive away. the residents have no choice but the hunker down. >>> kids in our area getting ready for schoolhis morning. school buss will be rolling in loudon county

in silver spring, after randolph road, that right lane is blocked by the work zone there.oop and outer loop of the beltway, no problems. a tiny slowdown, southbound 95. they're there after the beltway. n't have anything reported. northbound 95, quantico to the beltway, on time.67 iles per hour going to get there in 17 minutes. if you continue on 95, no problem on prince george's county. we look at 270 here coming up. >> thank you. >>> our hot, wet weather has caused a spike insq mtos around here. today, the fairfax health department will try to ge ahead of the problem there. work crews will be sprayinosfor mosqu that will happen between 8:00 a.m. and noon at ted grefe park. officials want to make sure they prent the spread of the west nile virus. >>> there you have it. hawaii wins it. >> look at tha f another oneor hawaii. honolu honolulu's team wins the litle eague title. they were crowned champions in williamsport. proud momma. holt led the way with eight hits outs and allowed two the entire game. >> pretty impressive. the state's third world series title in 13 years. >>

and taking a look a little to the north, silver spring, southboundor gea, before randolph. one lane getting by, as well. 14 look at the scene, on i-f 6, in merrifield, virginia. this is what happened after believe stopped what was a stolen car. they believe that car was stolen from manassas. we're going to update you as we learn information. >>> hawaii is bracing for a category 4 hurricane. this is a look at the monstrous storm from theer itional space station. it shows how massive that hurricaneis. >> chris lawrence is at the live desk witheshe l on this. and residents have hours to buckle down for this. >> we just checked with chuck bell. he saidts resid on the big island will start to feel the hurricane starting in a few hours and lasting throe night. here's a look at some of the preparatio under way. take a closer look. the hawaii national guard. the american red cross, already opening its shelter. it shows the path of hurricane la. lane. it could be the strongest hurricane to hit the island in more than a quarteldcentury. it cring up to 10 to 15 inches of rape.'r w rai

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ok let's get some analysis now with correspondent eric randolph joining us from tehran eric good morning to you all what kind of response can we expect from iran when the new sanctions are announced later today well they've been fairly cagey they don't want to give the impression that the sanctions are going to cause too much damage to the economy because they don't want to give protesters more reason to go out on the streets and they don't want to panic the other currencies already collapsed by more than. the last few months. there's a delicate balancing act that the government has to play between showing results showing how it's going to come to these measures and then has limited tools at its disposal to do that ok talking about limited tools. going to be looking at these sanctions and how they're going to be impacting the country's foreign trade internationally especially it's crucial oil sector what can we expect to happen there. the sanctions are coming back in two phases the first lawsuit coming back tomorrow that's going to hit things like cars some financial transactions and sal

so that was eric randolph in there on deporting for us and we have more on the show on how all of this is it's affecting the business climate in iran and that is that for us from business desk ok moving now to release of the rest of the read on photographer for giving a television interview critical of the government should accuse the prime minister on sunday of using brute force against protests has tens of thousands of students have been demonstrating in the capital demanding better road safety the protests and. what triggered by the deaths of two questions who were killed to us they were killed by a speeding bus at the weekend police five probable it's tear gas at students injuring hundreds. from want to say let's cross over to our correspondent with the islam from isha an offical tell us more about scheidel and the circumstances behind his arrest should a lot of is one of the most prominent social activist in buying of this huge just photograph me as a form of activism and has never been shy of criticizing delegates on human rights violations and distinctions on the freedom of expr

. >> james randolph. >> james randolph. ex-police department rebel. strategy his specialty.king things up a particular skill. >> we're the cream of the crop. and our job was to find kate waring. not finding kate was not an option. >> experience told james the best place to start was with kate herself. >> if we listen to kate, she'll tell us where she is. >> james went to the house on the battery, up the stairs, down the hall, and into kate's bedroom. >> these type cases, you have to take on the personality, and you have to see this person's world through their eyes. >> he sat there for a bit, looked around. the russian notes in kate's handwriting made sense, but why chinese paper money? and why was her brand-new prescription sitting there untouched? >> the medication in which she had gotten for a prescription was still on her dresser, unused. >> that medication was her lifeline. she needed it to counter depression, anxiety, insomnia. she never left home without it. meanwhile, cyber-sleuth bill capps buried himself in social media sites. kate used them. bill scoured them all.

the house is complete, this home is filled with his family members, his daughter, martha jefferson randolph, and her husband, move into this home. so this would have been a home filled with family members as well as guests. throughout jefferson's retirement years, as a very public official, and as somebody who gained fame for not only being president of the united states, but being the man that wrote the declaration of independence, he would have hosted a perpetual rounds of company here. guests would have come right here into this room where we are right now, the hall. depend on who they were, they may have had to wait in this hall, if they had a chance to see jefferson. we have a lot of accounts from those guests of their visit to monticello, which for them, this would have been something new in this hall that they didn't necessarily expect. so one guest referred to the strange furniture of the walls, another guest called this room cluttered. and he fills this room with knowledge. jefferson sets this up almost like a museum or a cabinet of curiosities. and he's filling this room with thin

the changes are planted in randolph county where the proportion of black americans is twice the statewide average. now thursday marks thirty eight years since the end of a national literacy literacy campaign and. tens of thousands of young people set off to live in rural areas to teach people how to read and write if it was seen as last successful on home and of course it hasn't led to the opportunities that many had hoped for. after the hard fighting of the revolution this was nicaragua's new start. they called it the literacy crusade in one nine hundred eighty ninety five thousand people many of them youngsters headed to the country's most isolated regions to help the hall through the population that couldn't read or write it became a national obsession built around uniting rich and poor young and old eighteen year old gabriella trek to the small village of alaska skeeters she studied for five months and among others francisco them forty she'd never been to school. no one knew how to read it was the saddest thing i remember when she was with us i was so happy and so sad when she left my

this is martha jefferson randolph. and she is officially his hostess but she is not there a lot. meanwhile dolly madison is on the other side of town creating a whole political center of networks and connections at the white house, and jefferson lets her do it. but there are these moments where she does show up, and i'm thinking of the work of cynthia kerner and it's when the news about domestic work comes out. this is about it president's white daughter coming and helping helping soften. this dmoinlt how you cou this. i don't know how you feel about that. >> the jefferson first lady is exactly about martha and the other sister, too. they made two sort of long visits. they were called flying visits, i guess. >> what was that? >> flying visits, because they sort of flew in. you can't really fly in in those days, but they came and left and stayed for quite a while. exactly as you were saying, they were hostesses. she coming from monticello was really like the sucker, the really like the sucker, the -- s-u-c-c-o-r -- she was serving in a role with him at the white house and this bri

there's mental health issues in the randolph family that surface. probably some bipolar disease. and i think it's -- >> on his side? not with her husband -- >> her husband, exactly. when jefferson comes home to his beloved monticello, john people chum likes to say the roads were open, but of course it's always jefferson decrying that he can't be at monticello for 40 years in prub service. he finally does come home in 1809 and never leaves. he almost immediately calls his daughter and family to come and live. for her to be the hostess of the plantation, to run it and manage it and bring her family there. i think it's obviously partly because he wants a woman to be in that role and he can't obviously have his concubine doing that. but i think it's also because he wants to protect her and have her and her children at monticello. >> but she does make a couple of appearances while jefferson's president. so this is martha jefferson randolph. and she is officially his hostess, but she's not there a lot. meanwhile, by the way, dolley madison's on the other side of town creating a whole s

us the changes are planned and randolph county with a proportion of black americans is twice the statewide average. now thursday marks thirty eight years since the end of a national literacy literacy campaign and. tens of thousands of young people set off to live in rural areas to teach people how to read and write if it was seen as last successful on home and of course it hasn't led to the opportunities that many had hoped for. of the hard fighting of the revolution this was nicaragua's new start. they called it the literacy crusade in one nine hundred eighty ninety five thousand people many of them youngsters headed to the country's most isolated regions to help the half of the population that couldn't read or write it became a national obsession built around uniting rich and poor young and old eighteen year old gabriella trek to the small village of alaska skeeters she stayed for five months and among others francisco them forty she'd never been to school. no one knew how to read it was the saddest thing i remember when she was with us i was so happy and so sad when she left my girls go

on this alleged incident involving the exploding drones thank you very much from washington rob randolph. still ahead for you on the program rival leaders in south sudan sign a new power sharing agreement aimed at ending the civil war and israel's prime minister defends the controversial nation state law but just angry protests from the country's jury's minority. and other weekend he did not provide any big broken records for you there want to lisbon for example at its high temperature forty four there are a few showers around and these bits of white show you roughly where they are the concentration is still going to be eastern europe and down for the hours of the going down towards italy in the arc of cloud of the british isles is indeed another cold front and it's that sort of area where the temperature will drop for a while see these lines here that's a cold breeze we're hasi all things are relative relative to the last twenty five invariants hardly cold and twenty four in stockholm is hard because but in comparison the last week it's a bit of a draw but the breeze will keep blowing e

more than half of randolph county is african-american. the congressional black caucus called the measure a deliberate effort to disenfranchise an emerging engaged demographic. >>> a new study finds the harmful effects of alcohol consuco consumption outweigh any potential benefits. finding there is no safe level of alcohol consumption. according to the study, there's a strong association between the alcohol consumption and increased risk of cancer. more than 2% of women and almost 7% of men worldwide die from alcohol-related problems every year. >> the study will be a big talker no doubt this weekend. >>> ahead, the new accusations against russian internet trolls blamed for interfering in u.s. elections. how they tri >>> an idaho family >>> an idaho family says the government never warned them about a pest control system that killed their dog and injured their son. >> ahead, why the department of justice blames them for the damage from a so-called cyanide trap. >> you're watching "cbs this morning." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪♪ over the last 24 hours, you fin

the randolph county board of elections voted down the plan that would have closed seven of the nine pollinglaces in rural predominantly african-american counties. the meeting lasted less than a minute. critics called the plan to consolidate polling places a brazen attempt to suppress the black voc in one of the most closely watched races of the 2018 midterms. the georgia governor's race, which pits former georgia house minority leader stacy abrams, who is black, against georgia secretary of state brian kemp who is white, the consultant who recommended the closures was fired ahead of today's decision, victor blackwell had been reporting on this. he told us there would be a decision and that was what was just decided. >> fascinating. victor blackwell told us about this moments ago. in the meantime, the trump administration's tax overhaul imposes a $10,000 limit on federal deductions for state and local tax payments. new york, new jersey, and connecticut passed laws to help lawmakers circumvent that cap but the treasury department proposed a new rule to block those work arounds, christine roma

another staff member, randolph paul quietly added we are speaking of citizens now. armed with their evidence, the treasury department wrote a new report title in the report to the secretary on the acquiescence of this government in the murder of the jews. this is a d.c. town and a lot of us have read government reports and that is not generally the title of any of these reports. it began one of the greatest crimes in history come to slaughter the jewish people in europe is continuing unabated unless remedial steps of the drastic nature are taken immediately, i am certain no effective action will be taken by this government to prevent the complete extermination of the jews and this government will have a share for all-time for this extermination. it was time to go to fdr they decided in demand as one of them put it, a new deal. on january 16, 1944, mercantile met with roosevelt and commit them to issue an decorative border establishing a war refugee board and agency passed with relief and rescue of jews another persecuted minority is another persecuted minorities phe

. >> my name is is jack listen and the executive director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your union jobs are stroen to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services b

this is randolph county, they are talking about closing 75% of the precincts. what's happened. georgia was part of those 17 southern states. we have seen since the gutting of the voter right acts number of states passing voter restrictions. those laws disproportionally impact black folks. we see folks like kip leading the way. stacy abrams has an uphill battle on the ground. this is really important. most don't know that georgia, over 40% of georgia is nonwhite. she has a chance. this effort on the part of republicans and others to disenfranchise folks will have an impact on this race concretely. >> i'm very glad that we got to have that as part of this discussion. i'm sure we will continue it again with you. thank you so much. >>> coming up, when truth isn't truth. more on chuck todd's stunning interview with rudy giuliani and in our next hour space force. what may really be behind the president's push for another branch of the military. for just $59... ancestrydna can open you to a world of new cultures to explore. with two times more detail than any other dn

if you told william randolph herks arst that you could reach 50 million americans, he would be blush. if i don't like sprint, i can go to verizon. if i log off facebook what else do i have? charles: i have seen major companies with huge market dominance throughout the history of america at some point stumble, someone took their place. it doesn't happen overnight. there is a chance the free market could provide a solution in or will it take too long. >> think about the innovation, google, facebook, they took the models other companies had. facebook took the model from myspace and when they get so much criticism certainly they are opening themselves up to that. charles: ford, are you confident that they will do the right thing considering they are so steeped in that left-wing silicon valley culture. >> i think they are steeped in that culture. but they do like balance sheets and common sense. charles: thank you both have much. president trump praised the work of the men and women protecting our southern border. one of those on the front lines joins us next. ♪ a hotel can make or break a

school district city college joint committee will continue to be chaired by myself and trustee, alex randolph. we will be with commissioner haney and commissioner norton and trustee selby. and the city college oversight committee will actually josh i currently am on but i have resigned from it. and commissioner cook and the vice president -- vice president cook will be taking that position as soon as we transition over. that will be the committees going forward. please let us know if you have any questions. item two, standing committees. we have no meetings that have taken place as a last board meeting except for buildings and grounds and we announced all of the action items on the apps. forge, two membership organizations. does anyone have any updates on that? and the other reports by board members? vice president cook. >> i just wanted to wish everyone a happy first week of the year and on friday, i have been presuming my friday morning school sight visits. i would like to thank the tenderloin community school of san francisco and the chinese immersion school for welcoming me. i will be att

ted cruz said tech companies have, quote, a degree of power, an ability to censor that william randolph hearst could never have imagined. they have the ability, if there is a speaker who is disfavored, simply to silence the speaker. your words float off into oblivion and nobody hears them. he's right about their power. the big five tech companies are now worth an estimated $4 trillion. that figure puts them above the gdp of all but seven countries on the planet. the immense size of the companies is concerning. so, too, is the speed with which they can succumb to external pressure. point in case, just three weeks ago, mark zuckerberg defended keeping info wars on his platform. >> look at the things getting the most distribution. if people flag them as hoaxes we send those to fact checkers. and if they say it is provably false we will significantly reduce the distribution of that content. >> why don't you just say get off our platform? >> as abhorrent as some of the content can be it is the principle of giving people a voice. >> laura: well, right. why did he end up caving here? we'll con

today, elections officials in randolph county voted to scrap the controversial plan. a consultant recommended theos e because polling places did not meet americans wit disability acts requirements. they questioned the real motive saying it would disenfranchise voters. >>> remember the equal rigs amendmen it didinspire marches here and marches across the country. and it was approved by congress back in 1972. but it never won the required ratification of sthree-four of all the nation's states. but ther starting.campaign in virginia, this weekend, to revive this fight for the e.r.a. the commonwealth. julie carey checked in with two generations of e.r.a. warriors. >> this banner saw many different marches. >> reporter: a relic of the pa, of a dream unfulfilled. these fairfax county woman were on the line to get the equal rights amendment passed i virginia before a 1982 deadline. >> that drove everything.ou people,know, had to make sacrifices to get this work r:ne. >> reporow in their 70s emily and jean became life-long friends low their work onhe e.r.a. she took a leave f

philip randolph institute here in san francisco. we've provided workforce programs and development resources for bayview-hunters point residents over two decades. we send fliers, went door to door, we ran our van pool shuttle service for meetings, attended other community meetings, and through our service provider network, we reached out to community leaders, various organizations, business owners, and most important, our residents. we heard from hundreds of community members and stakeholders. family with kids and pet owners expressed their desire and provided input on the 11 acre park and open space that you guys just saw, we talked about beautiful pathways, native plants, and gravel beaches, and these kids use our city's parks and open spaces as their living classrooms every day. job seekers want career opportunities, not just in construction but also in property management and entrepreneurship. there's a plan for a marketplace with similar potential to be just as successful as pike peak in seattle. this could be a beacon for econ

emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. one man who knows more about retail than most in politics is lord randolphs after 120 years in 2015. earlier he spoke to me about what he thinks has changed for retailers. i think retailing and customers have changed at what they want and what they expect have changed but it has happened in such a rate that retailers have been slow to catch up with it. obviously, online has made the biggest and most dramatic effect i think on retailing. and certainly in department stores, the old idea of the grace bros, which we were often likened to, is no longer something that people actually enjoy, apart from, and you had it in your package, some of the older generation are not so keen on online shopping, not so keen on the new ways. they want a bit of service that unfortunately the old—fashioned type of stalls are being squeezed out. it is interesting. the sort of store you were running where you would have had lots of different products back in the end he work your rating if you like it seems to have vanished. the modern department stores basically seemed to be large sp

philip randolph institute. good evening, everyone. today, i'm not going to take a position on whether it was to be or not to be. i just want to bring you all to one important attention. this community is torn apart over this housing. this community should not be in this position. you know, one of the things that i do is i mediate construction workers, construction projects, called construction partering. you -- partnering. you all ever heard of that? it needs to start here. there needs to be some mediation where the folks who need housing, the folks that need opportunity for jobs, the folks that need opportunities for land all can have a conversation, and we can reach a reasonable conclusion to this problem. our community should not be torn apart by these kinds of activities that are put forth, whether they're opportunities for housing, whether it's opportunities for jobs, because the reality is this community has been offered a lot of the same stuff over and over again, ladies and gentlemen, and obviously, this community has not been