yarel: norma roque no tiene una historias. >> a veces es difÍcil por que les cuesta aceptar que lado >> me siento muy orgulloso de ser de las culturas. norma: la madre y el hijo recuerdan que ha habido retos en sus vidas. >> es difÍcil porque mis hijos no son aceptadas al completo. norma: les han enseÑado a luchar por igualdad. >> hay que tener conciencia moral. norma: la madre actÚa y anhela. >> yo quiero que mis hijos tengan justicia cuando no este. norma: la familia seÑala que harÁn lo necesario para lograr los anhelos. yarel: gracias, norma. leÓn: es tan sencillo y tan complicado. quieren justicia e igualdad ante la ley. yarel: como lo quieren varias familias. vamos a hablar sobre el punto en que muchos jÓvenes dicen que sus padres son racistas y no entienden por quÉ los jÓvenes piden cambios. leÓn: algunos jóvenes dicen que los padres piden no ir a las marchas por la seguridad. los jÓvenes necesitan manifestarse en este momento histÓrico. cÓmo acercar estas generaciones? yarel: guadalupe, nos hablabas, hace un rato, sobre tu experiencia con los padres. cÓmo les explicas? guadalu

in reality, the restructuring was deeply undemocratic and involved doubling down on roque and windows policing strategies. it was only tireless efforts from activists that pressured the new police force there to adopt the policy of requiring officers to avoid escalation. that is the cause of the gains made in camden. more --here's an a enormous amount of activision going on. being seeing problems dealt with in a way that has been ignored because people are out in the street. it is shameful that our elected officials have ignored this. it is shameful that they want to point fingers at the cops instead of themselves. we have a set of legislative fixes that need to be adopted. they should have happened a long time ago. activism plays his role, everywhere including camden. i don't think it's fair about what happened in camden. was the head of an organization called the police executive research firm. rules about what use of force should look like. a lot of police rebelled at that notion, that they should be restricted in that way. scott came down on the right way to do this. they were alr

will not get any september,s until and it held around the negotiations of trying to build and the roquee u.k. -- and the role in the u.k. with things, and the hawkish that are coming out of the right wing with boris johnson. there are a lot of things he needs to do in managing the economy through the current crisis. be at leastt will september before we see any detailed movement, but it was encouraging. francine: what kind of recovery will we see in the u.k.? julian: i think it will -- we were talking earlier about more global recovery, and i see a u-shaped recovery. long -- itll be more could well be a more elongated u in the u.k. , check and a slight pause depending on how the brexit negotiations pan out. if we can get a brexit negotiations done, it will be an elongated u. there are a lot of columns in the u.k., not the least being unemployment creeping up. we have seen a lot of companies using the current crisis to restructure businesses, and i think more people will be spending more in the next six months. francine: when you look at the kind of recovery that we will see, what does i

during a virtual author program hosted by town hall seattle pulitzer prize winning journalist david roque looked at the idea of talks about the strength of the executive branch versus the other branches of government. >> the broader question is how do you control the fbi? also, prevent them from carry out abuses and how do you prevent presidents that? there was a thought and felt far from current year's attorney general as part of this but may agree to these changes, to members cheney, they worked in the white house and opposed this scalia is not a legal scholar, he felt after marking the creation of these oversight committees there's also the creation of inspectors general. the spending of the emergency fund for coronavirus. those were independent, political positions created by congress they were supposed to investigate spending and abuse and corruption in the executive branch and there is this hot that essentially the presidency was being weakened too much. there's too much oversight by congress too much subpoenas about what the executive branch is doing and are in a speech about this,

. >> to watch the restaurant visit our website tv ductwork and search david roque title of his book, inc. >> is a great pleasure with the lunch for alex the great new book on excitement a fascinating journey for me. it is an honor to be asked questions about him will be doing this for an hour or maybe a little longer and if you have questions want to send in, you will see a q&a box at the bottom right of your screen and you can send a question the latter part of this event, alex will answer some of those. to start us off, alex is -- as i'm sure many of you know, the research director great program on extremism at george washington university which has become a go to resource for many people letting this topic. so why don't we start by asking argue take an interest on this and maybe you can fill us in a little bit on your background explain that. >> think you for doing this. we been in touch over the years with shared interest in her article the 2000 the last decade with incredibly, it is my pleasure drinkers. came across my radar around 2007 i just started as a researcher looking at

in reality, the restructuring was deeply undemocratic and involved doubling down on roque and windowsing strategies. it was only tireless efforts from activists that pressured the new police force there to adopt the policy of requiring officers to avoid escalation. that is the cause of the gains made in camden. more --here's an a enormous amount of activision going on. being seeing problems dealt with in a way that has been ignored because people are out in the street. it is shameful that our elected officials have ignored this. it is shameful that they want to point fingers at the cops instead of themselves. we have a set of legislative fixes that need to be adopted. they should have happened a long time ago. activism plays his role, everywhere including camden. i don't think it's fair about what happened in camden. was the head of an organization called the police executive research firm. rules about what use of force should look like. a lot of police rebelled at that notion, that they should be restricted in that way. scott came down on the right way to do this. they were already d