Question: generation and that child should have


Question: not been shot by those officers they


Question: created a suit situation and I


Question: considered that a bad shoot Sutton and


Question: his friends think that the vast majority


Question: of cops shootings are caused by bad


Question: training not by racism but not all of


Question: Sutton's old colleagues agree with him


Question: about black lives matter which was


Question: pretty obvious when we met his friend


Question: Dirk before we started filming you're


Question: talking about something that you and


Question: Randy disagreed with which was whether


Question: or not black lives matter was a


Question: terrorist organization yeah I'll


Question: probably get ripped for this one


Question: my personal belief is that the average


Question: person who believes in black lives


Question: matter just the average citizen who


Question: believes that there are certain


Question: instances of police brutality in this


Question: country and I don't see how anybody can


Question: dispute that are you me okay


Question: tell me what what have you seen many


Question: people in black lives matter are


Question: spouting the ideology of kill the police


Question: then you have people that interpret that


Question: like the killer in Dallas like the


Question: killer in Baton Rouge


Question: one thing the fuel efficiency standards have been in place since 2012 and the US


Question: has had record car sales in the years


Question: since so a lot of people do in fact have


Question: newer cars and if you ask one of the EPA


Question: advisors who worked on the Obama rule


Question: the way the administration came up with


Question: the number of lives saved is very


Question: strange it seems very very deceptive


Question: argument about ninety percent of what


Question: they call the saved fatalities are


Question: simply due to their grand assumption


Question: this make-believe assumption that


Question: American drivers will drive about three


Question: trillion fewer miles if they freeze the


Question: standards and they would otherwise drive


Question: under the current standards we have on


Question: the books this is obviously ridiculous


Question: the administration also suggests that


Question: fuel-efficient cars are more expensive


Question: so their proposal will mean huge savings


Question: for Americans but it's clear that the


Question: administration isn't taking into account


Question: the environmental impact and the


Question: resulting costs of having a ton of gas


Question: guzzlers on the road after all when it


Question: comes to transportation the largest


Question: source of greenhouse gas emissions for


Question: passenger cars the titan fuel economy


Question: standards were the single greatest


Question: accomplishment of the obama


Question: administration in terms of fighting


Question: climate change and now Trump is trying


Question: to undo that that will have very


Question: considerable costs in human lives


Question: [Music]


Question: sanctuary cities just got a little bit


Question: safer judges ruled against president


Question: Trump's 2017 executive order saying the


Question: government would withhold funding from


Question: cities that don't cooperate with ice the


Question: 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled


Question: yesterday that only Congress can block


Question: federal funding the Department of


Question: Justice called the ruling a victory for


Question: criminal aliens some state governments


Question: are opposed to sanctuary policies to


Question: Texas Senate bill 4 known as the show me


Question: your papers law allows officers to ask


Question: anyone they detain to reveal their


Question: immigration status an opponents say it's


Question: enough to keep immigrants from asking


Question: for help or reporting crimes so Catholic


Question: parishes in Dallas came up with an idea


Question: they'd start issuing IDs themselves


Question: Temer, along with the former president, Dilma Rousseff,


Question: is accused of funding his campaign with money connected to a $2-billion bribery scheme


Question: revealed in the countryÃ¢ÂÂs notorious Ã¢ÂÂCar WashÃ¢ÂÂ investigation.


Question: Temer faces a separate charge for allegedly trying to buy the silence of Eduardo Cunha,


Question: an imprisoned politician and a key witness in that investigation.


Question: And just three days ago, a congressman and aide to the president


Question: was arrested carrying a bag containing $154-thousand in alleged hush money.


Question: Temer only became president because Rousseff was impeached for breaking finance laws last year.


Question: Half of the members of the commission that impeached her


Question: face charges of corruption or other serious crimes themselves.


Question: If Temer is impeached or indicted,


Question: Rodrigo Maia, the head of the Lower House, will take over for 30 daysÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: but he too is being investigated in the Ã¢ÂÂCar WashÃ¢ÂÂ scheme.


Question: BrazilÃ¢ÂÂs congress will then have to elect someone to serve


Question: until the country holds presidential elections in October of 2018.


Question: But it wonÃ¢ÂÂt be easy to fill the jobÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: at the moment,


Question: half of all politicians in Brazil are under investigation for corruption.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ The State DepartmentÃ¢ÂÂs new spokesperson, Heather Nauert,


Question: held her first press briefing TuesdayÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: and the former Ã¢ÂÂFox and FriendsÃ¢ÂÂ host came preparedÃ¢ÂÂ¦


Question: ...sort-of:


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ And if you all will, uh, give me the grace as I go through my book here,


Question: because this is a, uhÃ¢ÂÂ¦


Question: pretty meaty book.


Question: Gimme a second.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ One subject she was prepped on was Qatar, the new nation-non-grata of the Middle East:


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ The Secretary talked about this today.


Question: He said every country in the region has their own obligations,


Question: and they need to live up to terminate their support for terrorism


Question: and extremism however it manifests itself anywhere in the world.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ But she did little to explain how the country went from partner to pariah seemingly overnightÃ¢ÂÂ¦


Question: ...with full support from the White House.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Qatar falling out with its neighbors might not sound like a big deal,


Question: but it could have huge consequences for stability in the Gulf


Question: and for international markets around the world.


Question: As of yesterday, a number of Arab nationsÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and the United Arab EmiratesÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: have cut diplomatic ties with Qatar and severed all air, sea and land links with the country.


Question: ItÃ¢ÂÂs escalated fast, and the measures are unprecedentedÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: the tiny Gulf state imports 99% of its food,


Question: so itÃ¢ÂÂs essentially now under siege,


Question: they were abused we don't want to fight a Swedish Court found ASAP rocky guilty


Question: of assault for a street fight in June


Question: the rapper's been ordered to pay $1,300


Question: in damages but won't be spending any


Question: more time behind bars judges found the


Question: assault wasn't serious enough to warrant


Question: more jail time than the monthly served


Question: Canada's federal ethics commissioner


Question: says prime minister justin trudeau


Question: violated conflict of interest rules by


Question: trying to pressure his former attorney


Question: general to go easy on an oil company


Question: facing bribery charges Jodi Wilson


Question: Raybould says she was demoted for


Question: refusing to drop her plans to prosecute


Question: SNC laughlin which has 8,000 workers in


Question: Canada Trudeau had said he was worried


Question: about their jobs but now we'll be


Question: worried about votes he faces reelection


Question: in October over the last 40 years the


Question: average American workers salary has


Question: grown by 12 percent while CEOs have seen


Question: their compensation shoot up by nine


Question: hundred and forty percent that means for


Question: every dollar the average employee takes


Question: home their boss rakes in two hundred and


Question: seventy eight which doesn't seem like


Question: it's trickling down anytime soon


Question: [Music]


Question: in cities across Pakistan on Wednesday tens of thousands of people celebrated


Question: 72 years of independence from Britain


Question: only it was less of a celebration and more of an act of defiance against India


Question: and its flagrant move to take over


Question: Kashmir Pakistan and India which both


Question: have nuclear weapons before three wars


Question: over Kashmir and now there's a threat of


Question: war again as to India's Hindu


Question: nationalist government fulfil the


Question: decades-long promise to revoke the


Question: constitutional provision that gave the


Question: country's only Muslim majority states


Question: some autonomy article 370 allows the


Question: parts of Kashmir into India's control to


Question: have its own laws flag and constitution


Question: and Parliament's also scrapped another


Question: rule that blocked non Kashmiri from


Question: buying lumber both Islamabad in Delhi


Question: claimed Kashmir in full but the


Question: territories being divided almost as long


Question: as India and Pakistan have been


Question: independent in 1949 the un-break had a


Question: ceasefire that split it in two along a


Question: so-called line of control to try and


Question: stifle any violent reaction India has


Question: put the region ik controls on lockdown


Question: the military patrols the streets and the


Question: internet has been blacked out here in


Question: pakistan-administered Kashmir people can


Question: still move freely and they have no


Question: problem expressing their anger needs now


Question: you me and everyone well the thing is come january the first


Question: if there isn't a trade deal there will


Question: be new


Question: tariffs or taxes on goods moving between


Question: both sides and that means things like


Question: some food some clothes


Question: cars would be more expensive and the


Question: extra cost is likely to be


Question: passed on to to all of us to customers


Question: that's why both sides insist


Question: they want a deal and i tell you what you


Question: know behind the scenes


Question: all through this year people close to


Question: michelle barnier the


Question: chief negotiator they've thought that


Question: deep down boris johnson really does want


Question: to deal


Question: largely because all of this has been


Question: happening under the shadow of covid


Question: and if there's a big economic hit


Question: because of a no deal brexit


Question: on top of all the economic damage done


Question: by the


Question: coronavirus pandemic now that would be a


Question: really difficult situation


Question: they say the problem though talking to


Question: people as we've been doing for


Question: the past few months now they see boris


Question: johnson's government as being


Question: unpredictable maybe downey street thinks


Question: that's a good thing but


Question: i think there is no certainty among the


Question: eu circles here that they


Question: believe boris johnson will budge as they


Question: see it they say he's the one who has to


Question: give ground at this late stage to get a


Question: deal of course downing street says the


Question: eu is the problem it's simply refused to


Question: accept


Question: that the uk is now a sovereign


Question: independent nation


Question: cheers nick nick beak there our


Question: correspondent in brussels


Question: so the next 48 hours looking very


Question: crucial


Question: uh here the big story of the day


Question: certainly as pertaining to


Question: uh matters at home hospitals will


Question: receive their first deliveries


Question: of the new coronavirus vaccine tomorrow


Question: as the uk prepares to begin its


Question: largest ever immunization program now


Question: the first jabs are expected to be


Question: administered on tuesday at


Question: 50 hospitals across england john donason


Question: has this report in these freezers


Question: chilled to minus 70 celsius


Question: is what everyone has been waiting for


Question: the pfizer biontech vaccine


Question: has now arrived in the uk and is being


Question: stored at secure locations


Question: tracking data covering every box's


Question: journey from belgium


Question: will be downloaded to check that the


Question: vials have been kept at the right


Question: temperature


Question: around the country nhs teams are working


Question: through the weekend to get everything


Question: ready


Question: in england alone 50 hospital trusts will


Question: initially serve as hubs


Question: administering the vaccine among the


Question: first to get vaccinated from tuesday


Question: will be people over 80 years old


Question: individuals will be offered


Question: a jab if they attend hospital as an


Question: outpatient or are being discharged after


Question: There's this concept of hyper-vigilance, right?


Question: Which is that your threat assessment centers get locked


Question: into a position that is too high.


Question: They're warning you all the time about things not necessarily untrue


Question: but that you would feel better not worrying about.


Question: Being of the opinion that you had to constantly look around


Question: and figure out what might be threatening to you.


Question: Or else your life would be at stake.


Question: Would lead to you not just seeing connections that weren't there,


Question: but erring on the side of safety


Question: when you see a connection that might or might not be there.


Question: I'm a self-taught makeup artist.


Question: And depending on the list that you look at,


Question: probably one of the top ten makeup artists in the world.


Question: I think that just my life experience,


Question: me being around famous people all the time.


Question: What paparazzi photographers do to them.


Question: What normal people do to them if they go out in public.


Question: There'll be a gang like reaction.


Question: This is essentially the same thing.


Question: Except it's not.


Question: I didn't ask for it.


Question: In my experience, it started over a year ago.


Question: I had rented a space in Hawthorne, California.


Question: And people warned me that as a gay man,


Question: you know, it was maybe brave of me to rent this space.


Question: I never think about things like that.


Question: I didn't know what it was called.


Question: Like I said, I just thought that it was bullying.


Question: I just thought that it was


Question: people were just like, "get the faggot out of the neighborhood or whatever."


Question: When 20 or 30 cars are hazing you on the freeway,


Question: behind you, in front of you, on both sides of you.


Question: Completely controlling how fast you go, whether you exit.


Question: Whatever you do.


Question: This is something bigger than that.


Question: I started spray painting their cars on the freeway.


Question: I pepper spray them. At this time,


Question: it was trying to get them to call the police.


Question: That's what I was trying to do.


Question: I had no other way, I felt like, other than to find out


Question: are these people together.


Question: Are they working in this one collective


Question: group for the same reason?


Question: in prison for 16 years [Music]


Question: toby who is in prison with her became a


Question: close friend


Question: lisa told toby she had brain damage she


Question: thinks that probably happened when her


Question: stepfather would grab her by her long


Question: hair and slam her head against the


Question: concrete driveway repeatedly


Question: when she was just six or seven years old


Question: lisa's family moved constantly a life of poverty


Question: alcohol and violence


Question: eventually lisa too was preyed upon and


Question: raped


Question: her tormentor was her stepfather jack it


Question: started at 11.


Question: it's possible that it started before


Question: then but what we know


Question: is that jack kleiner started to groom


Question: her


Question: as pedophiles do he would strip her


Question: naked


Question: he would you know whip her with belts


Question: and you know beat her with his hands on


Question: her naked body


Question: some of the abuse lisa suffered as a child and her mental condition


Question: came up at her trial in 2007.


Question: none of it was seen as cause for


Question: leniency


Question: lisa was sentenced to death


Question: [Music]


Question: but just four years ago lisa began to


Question: speak


Question: of her teenage years the time of her


Question: deepest terror


Question: [Music]


Question: jack had built a special room


Question: off of the trailer that they had lived


Question: in


Question: and they would


Question: bring lisa in there so the plumbers


Question: would come in and and have sex with her


Question: and they would hit her if she did it


Question: wrong or if they needed electrical work


Question: hey i got a daughter here you can have


Question: sex with


Question: the men lisa said degraded and hurt her


Question: three or four of them at a time


Question: for hours i still


Question: can't grasp how a mother


Question: can say to her child


Question: you have to earn your keep so you have to have sex with this man


Question: so i can get the plumbing done how long


Question: did this go on for


Question: it went on for years years years


Question: up control of the territory the handover hasn't happened yet but the Palestinian


Question: Authority said last week that it would


Question: resume paying for electricity Gazans


Question: will still only get about six hours of


Question: power a day and there are reports that


Question: they may have to foot the bill today the


Question: Trump administration said it's ending


Question: the temporary protected status


Question: designation for El Salvador as it did


Question: for Haiti in November the announcement


Question: means that more than 200,000 Salvadorans


Question: who've been living in the u.s. legally


Question: will have to leave by September 2019 the


Question: TPS designation allows work permits for


Question: immigrants from countries ravaged by


Question: disasters and war and protects them from


Question: deportation al salvador received it in


Question: 2001 after devastating earthquakes and


Question: the Obama administration extended it in


Question: 2016 citing poverty and widespread


Question: violence but in a statement today


Question: Secretary of Homeland Security Kirsten


Question: nielsen said the department determined


Question: that the original conditions caused by


Question: the 2001 earthquakes no longer exist


Question: four men have been sentenced to jail time for the 2013 hazing death of a 19


Question: year old pledge baruch college freshman


Question: Chun Michael Deng was blindfolded


Question: tackled and knocked unconscious while


Question: pledging pi Delta Sai police say the


Question: fraternity members waited more than an


Question: hour before taking him to the hospital


Question: where he later died the sentences for


Question: three of the defendants ranged from 10


Question: to 24 months and the fourth was given


Question: time served for nearly a year that he


Question: was held in jail they'd all pleaded


Question: guilty to voluntary manslaughter last


Question: May a federal judge in Las Vegas


Question: dismissed charges against rancher cliven


Question: Bundy two of his sons and another


Question: co-defendant stemming from an armed


Question: standoff with federal agents in 2014


Question: judge Gloria Navarro declared a mistrial


Question: last month because US prosecutors


Question: purposely withheld critical evidence


Question: from the defense but at the time she


Question: didn't drop the charges


Question: now the government won't be able to


Question: retry the men last year's devastating


Question: wildfires and hurricanes helped make


Question: 2017 the costliest year on record in


Question: American Disaster Response the total


Question: bill is around three hundred and six


Question: billion dollars that's 91 billion more


Question: than the previous record set in 2005


Question: according to a NOAA report that


Question: highlights the economic cost of climate


Question: change there were 16 weather and climate


Question: related disasters last year but


Question: while leading a march on a government office on Monday.


Question: The direct attack on Capriles, a governor and former presidential candidate,


Question: signals a drastic escalation by Nicolas MaduroÃ¢ÂÂs government,


Question: which is suppressing resistance with the violent desperation of an embattled regime:


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Just hours after the attack,


Question: Capriles sat down for an interview with VICE co-founder Suroosh Alvi,


Question: who spent the last few days with the opposition in Caracas.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ In Caracas now,


Question: theyÃ¢ÂÂre marching and protesting four out of the seven days of the week.


Question: And weÃ¢ÂÂre going to march with everyone a couple miles to the highway,


Question: where everyoneÃ¢ÂÂs congregating.


Question: There are many, many opposition parties,


Question: and together, theyÃ¢ÂÂre under one big umbrellaÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: they all come together, and they are protesting MaduroÃ¢ÂÂs regime.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ There are marches happening all over the city.


Question: Everybody is congregating in one place, there.


Question: So the tear gas has already started, as you can tell,


Question: because everybodyÃ¢ÂÂs just switched directions and coming back towards us now.


Question: WeÃ¢ÂÂre at the back of the march right now, and I can feel the tear gas already.


Question: LetÃ¢ÂÂs get our masks on.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Pretty soon, we got word that Henrique Capriles,


Question: opposition leader and governor of the second largest state in Venezuela,


Question: had been beaten down by the National Guard.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ WeÃ¢ÂÂre outside the Justice First office.


Question: The head of the party, Henrique Capriles, just got beat down by the National Guard here.


Question: personally contacted him with a message for the president


Question: anyone ever sit down about lowering that body count Daryl Scott is from Cleveland


Question: and doesn't have many contacts in


Question: Chicago but he's got the attention of


Question: the White House because what's happening


Question: in Chicago should not be happening to


Question: this country Scott and Donald Trump


Question: first met back in 2011 when Trump was


Question: flirting with the thought of being


Question: president during the campaign Scott


Question: introduced Trump at Ohio rallies and


Question: spoke at the Republican National


Question: Convention


Question: [Applause]


Question: [Music]


Question: he's now the CEO of the national diversity Coalition for Trump and his


Question: promise has made him the de facto fix


Question: Chicago advisor


Question: [Music]


Question: I'll figure out on August I haven't seen


Question: all types of death only the I don't


Question: think it even affect me like


Question: anymore Torrance cooks is a former South


Question: Side gang member turned community


Question: organizer his cousin introduced him to a


Question: pastor named Luther McKinstry who then


Question: introduced cooks to Daryl Scott


Question: it was his one-off conversation with


Question: Daryl Scott that turned into a promise


Question: to the president people have been


Question: talking about saving Chicago for a long


Question: time


Question: while he waited for Daryl Scott's meeting Torrance cooks organized his own


Question: Town Hall for the South Side


Question: I've never out of all the years of my


Question: life never seen this many children died


Question: before the parents we need to bring


Question: those young people that were talking


Question: about into the room and talk to them no


Question: actual gang members showed up if it's


Question: hard to get them to show up to their own


Question: community center what's gonna happen


Question: when people from the Trump


Question: administration want to come and talk to


Question: them - we don't need them met with the


Question: trunk meeting we need to get something


Question: done from them out of its Ronnie


Question: Larry t-bone is a pastor who does community outreach on Chicago's West


Question: Side he was skeptical of Scott's


Question: a decision will be made on monday the first minister says what he calls a


Question: circuit break of two weeks


Question: could slow down the virus and from last


Question: night


Question: anybody from various hot spots in other


Question: parts of the uk


Question: are banned from entering wales


Question: yesterday evening in belfast there was an early closing time


Question: as a 6 pm deadline for bars cafes and


Question: restaurants to shut


Question: kicked in the half term holiday has been


Question: extended to a two-week break


Question: to run from monday to the 30th of


Question: october


Question: and hair and beauty salons have also


Question: shut and gyms face additional measures


Question: for the next four weeks too


Question: i'm going to be at home and who's going


Question: to put food in the table for my three


Question: children


Question: you know i'm going to be left sitting at


Question: all now absolutely no money


Question: financially i'm in dire straits


Question: london york and essex have now joined others in the tier 2 high alert category


Question: it means that socializing indoors is now


Question: banned unless it's with your own support


Question: bubble


Question: though people can meet outside provided


Question: they are dear to social distancing


Question: and follow the rule of six john mcmanus


Question: bbc news


Question: one half million people in lancashire


Question: are now under the highest level of


Question: restrictions


Question: in england now our reporter luxme gopal


Question: is in blackpool uh luxme morning


Question: to you so new rules and fresh reactions


Question: yes good morning naga and charlie yes that's right one and a half


Question: million people waking up this morning to


Question: further


Question: tighter measures here as lancashire


Question: moves into tier three


Question: and as you heard in that report there


Question: that means pubs and bars will have to


Question: close unless they serve food


Question: there's no mixing of households indoors


Question: or in private gardens and in some


Question: outdoor venues now this is something


Question: that the prime minister said yesterday


Question: had been worked out with local leaders


Question: here in lancashire


Question: that doesn't mean it was an easy deal


Question: the the negotiations were hammered out


Question: thursday night into friday morning and


Question: as you heard


Question: it included a package of measures


Question: financial measures to help support the


Question: area


Question: now as you know lancashire and areas of


Question: the northwest have among the highest


Question: uh quickest uh increasing rates of


Question: coronavirus that this was something


Question: that was welcomed and needed by the


Question: leaders here but it was just a matter


Question: of hammering out what those extra


Question: support measures would be


Question: and they managed to get a slightly more


Question: generous deal than liverpool slightly


Question: more financial support


Question: and of course tier three in liverpool


Question: does not mean the same thing as tier


Question: 15,000 military members experience sexual assault in 2016


Question: down for more than 20,000 two years


Question: earlier but 68 percent of victims are


Question: still not reporting the crime in many


Question: cases because they're afraid of


Question: potential repercussions for their


Question: careers


Question: SpaceX successfully completed its most high-stakes mission today the company


Question: launched a US government spy satellite


Question: into space on one of its Falcon 9 rocket


Question: and safely grounded the rocket after


Question: launch


Question: SpaceX didn't give details on what the


Question: satellite will do and cut the livestream


Question: after a few minutes the Supreme Court


Question: ruled today that cities and not just


Question: individuals can sue under the Fair


Question: Housing Act it paves the way for cities


Question: that were hit especially hard during the


Question: Great Recession to go after banks for


Question: lending practices that allegedly


Question: targeted minorities and low-income


Question: neighborhoods on a radio show President


Question: Trump suggested that the civil war could


Question: have been avoided I mean had Andrew


Question: Jackson but a little bit later he


Question: wouldn't have had a civil war he was


Question: really angry that he stole always


Question: happening with regard to the civil war


Question: he said there's no reason for this


Question: people don't ask that question of why


Question: was there to civil war President Jackson


Question: a slave owner died 16 years before the


Question: Civil War began around the world made a


Question: protest and rallies called for better


Question: worker protections and benefit in many


Question: terms violence in Paris people threw


Question: gasoline bombs at police and hundreds of


Question: demonstrators were arrested in Istanbul


Question: but in socialist Venezuela International


Question: Workers day is an important moment for


Question: the pro-government camera in president


Question: Nicolas Maduro used the occasion to


Question: mobilize tens of thousands of supporters


Question: for marches in Caracas at a rally today


Question: Maduro called for the formation of a


Question: citizen's congress which would have the


Question: power to rewrite Venezuela's


Question: Constitution yeah but a step but I let


Question: it happen because gaudiya me first is an


Question: important day for leftist movements


Question: worldwide and it presents a crucial


Question: opportunity for the embattled government


Question: of Nicolas Maduro to rally support over


Question: the weekend modo announced a 60%


Question: increase in the minimum wage the third


Question: such increase this year


Question: this is essentially a symbolic gesture


Question: runaway inflation means the raises don't


Question: amount to much for Venezuela


Question: a spokesperson for maroudo's government


Question: told us that today margin all about the


Question: workers not the government or the


Question: military but a mass mobilization like


Question: this has obvious benefits for the


Question: [Music] two Baltimore police officers are on


Question: trial this week in federal court for


Question: some of the worst misconduct imaginable


Question: they're part of a group of eight


Question: officers accused of robbery and


Question: extortion faking evidence and planting


Question: drugs among other crimes


Question: the officers were part of an elite group


Question: called the gun trace task force set up


Question: by the mayor in 2007 to help fight


Question: rising crime and murder rates the task


Question: force was supposed to check the flow of


Question: guns and get the worse guys off the


Question: street and for a while city leaders and


Question: reporters saw the task force as a huge


Question: success but it was also completely


Question: corrupt acting is what prosecutors have


Question: called a gang style crime ring six of


Question: the officers have already pleaded guilty


Question: but there's a bigger problem the task


Question: force's misconduct has tainted hundreds


Question: if not thousands of criminal cases and


Question: in a city already infamous for horrible


Question: policing it's shattered any remaining


Question: trust between cops and the communities


Question: Antonia Hilton met some of the people


Question: trying to figure out how to clean up the


Question: mess


Question: [Music] it's like so frustrating this is like oh


Question: you have this cop was charged for false


Question: information this cop is alleged to have


Question: planted evidence all right Deborah levy


Question: is a Maryland public defender whose


Question: full-time job is now investigating the


Question: gun trace


Question: task force and trying to clear the names


Question: of its victims I have a spreadsheet of


Question: about 2,000 cases in general that we're


Question: trying to undo 2,000 cases yet 2,000


Question: cases and that's what we think would be


Question: a conservative number I can't sleep at


Question: night because there's so many that I


Question: haven't undone it's very stressful it's


Question: really stressful her job is not simple


Question: cops Internal Affairs complaints are


Question: shielded from reporters lawyers in the


Question: public by state laws that protect


Question: officers privacy Levy has to fight in


Question: court to unseal them and she thinks the


Question: task force misconduct is just the tip of


Question: the iceberg we're convinced that the web


Question: doesn't stop with the eight indicted


Question: officers so we'll take each indictment


Question: and on each indictment it all say on


Question: this date this officer is alleged to


Question: have engaged in conduct with this


Question: violated international law five days after


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Question: in jail


Question: i was accused of conspiring with my son


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Question: the region as forests are cleared for tea and rubber exports Isis has claimed


Question: responsibility for two suicide bombs in


Question: Baghdad that killed at least 31 people


Question: during the holy month of Ramadan the


Question: first bomb targeted families breaking


Question: fast and exploded just outside a popular


Question: ice-cream shop hours later a car bomb


Question: exploded during rush hour near an office


Question: where people were collecting pension


Question: payments the Australian government is


Question: introducing legislation that would stop


Question: an estimated 20,000 registered sex


Question: offenders from leaving the country or


Question: getting Australian passports this is the


Question: strongest crackdown on child sex tourism


Question: ever no country has ever taken such


Question: decisive and strong action to stop its


Question: citizens from going overseas often to


Question: vulnerable countries up to abused kids


Question: the government says existing laws


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Question: not working last year more than 250 left


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Question: Timothy Loman the Cleveland police


Question: officer who shot and killed 12 year-old


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Question: been fired Loman wasn't dismissed over


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Question: his Police Academy application I


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Question: test of its long-range missile defense


Question: system the US military successfully


Question: intercepted and destroyed an incoming


Question: intercontinental ballistic missile the


Question: test comes a day after North Korea


Question: conducted yet another missile launch its


Question: ninth this year


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Question: north korean leader kim jeong-hoon


Question: appeared in court wearing bulletproof


Question: vests the two were seen in security


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Question: methamphetamine in 1893.


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Question: extensively gave meth to soldiers to


Question: improve their performance and endurance


Question: particularly large doses were given to


Question: japanese kamikaze pilots


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Question: war there was a large surplus of


Question: amphetamine that needed to be used


Question: doctors began prescribing speed for


Question: weight loss parkinson's


Question: depression and narcolepsy those medical


Question: amphetamines most famously benzedrine


Question: then started being used by long-distance


Question: truckers and labourers to get through


Question: long shifts


Question: and from there they began coming into


Question: recreational use it was largely


Question: amphetamine that fueled the beatnik


Question: writers of the 1950s


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Question: and roll musicians the beatles were


Question: doing benzedrine to get through four


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Question: biker gangs then


Question: richard nixon declared the war on drugs


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Question: chemicals needed to make speed became


Question: restricted in america that meant


Question: production just shifted across the


Question: border to mexico


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Question: and that is how the modern problems


Question: really started methods in america rose


Question: throughout the 90s and early 2000s


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Question: 14.8 million americans reported using


Question: the drug at least once


Question: with 1.1 million reporting using it


Question: within the past month


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Question: free trade


Question: it is drowning us with how much meth


Question: that they're making


Question: when i was young this didn't exist meth


Question: is so cheap it's everywhere now it


Question: doesn't matter who has it


Question: but like what are we looking at right


Question: now every one of those people are on


Question: heroin or meth or both


Question: meth has never acquired the cultural


Question: cachet of cocaine or ecstasy


Question: in fact it's pretty much the opposite


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Question: in making clear that this is not


Question: acceptable we will see a change


Question: from uh from the military but


Question: uh the hard reality is that democratic


Question: transition has been interrupted against


Question: the will


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Question: international community needs to speak


Question: clearly with one voice


Question: that's not acceptable that was u.s


Question: secretary of state


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Question: been out in the streets protesting today


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Question: elected government despite heavy-handed


Question: threats from the military


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Question: and that's why we are still on the


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Question: just enter the military region


Question: i'm afraid of you know more about our


Question: future under the military regime not


Question: their temporary threats on earth strikes


Question: and protests


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Question: protests how are you mobilizing people


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Question: person when the internet had been shut


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Question: and the young


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Question: that's amazing they organize themselves


Question: on the streets and you know they


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Question: each and every day their stuff you know


Question: without any central leadership


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Question: u.s secretary of state anthony blinken


Question: who says that uh


Question: for now it's the method that they will


Question: continue to use


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Question: generals do you think the international


Question: community is listening to you


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Question: uh that the sen i saw the sentence


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Question: yeah especially the uh china and russia


Question: i mean that they're still communicating


Question: i mean they're still dealing with


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Question: yeah that's the you know the major


Question: challenges for us


Question: that was a student demonstrator let's


Question: this is the daily reality it's been nine years since protests against Syrian


Question: President Bashar al-assad escalated into


Question: one of the most brutal civil wars in


Question: living memory hundreds of thousands are


Question: dead over two-thirds of the country have


Question: been displaced backed by allies Russia


Question: and Iran you have economic and political


Question: interests across the region the Syrian


Question: president is now retaking more and more


Question: land many of the civilians who fled have


Question: been pushed here too it Lib the since


Question: December of last year the regime has


Question: intensified its push to retake the


Question: territory from rebel and jihadist groups


Question: with three million civilians caught in


Question: the crossfire this campaign has led to


Question: the worst humanitarian crisis of the


Question: entire war zone


Question: part of that our bombing campaigns that


Question: seem to target the billions and not


Question: fighters On February 25th eight schools


Question: were bombed across Idlib province


Question: this one was housing displaced families


Question: and providing classes for children one


Question: of those kids was nine-year-old dollar


Question: she survived the strike with only a


Question: minor foot injury Anna came to Tony and


Question: said you know honey


Question: not sure if not new news he must have


Question: known like new also Canada on unkind man


Question: something L will hang them will order


Question: the can at a position we wanted to know


Question: if Dallas school was intentionally


Question: targeted we found that on the day of the


Question: strike between 115 and 201 p.m. local


Question: spotters noted five sightings of


Question: observation planes flying in nearby


Question: areas at 3:35 p.m. a Russian fighter jet


Question: was then spotted circling just five


Question: miles from Dallas school and just two


Question: minutes later at 3:37 p.m. the missile


Question: struck suggesting this may have been a


Question: planned targeted attack on a school full


Question: of kids


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Question: on confidence to stick at this lady was


Question: it done by Daka


Question: hey come on okay doctor so you were


Question: living here and you have classes here as


Question: well a confounded rules you can either


Question: hopefully we are moon and Shanna and


Question: a month after the coup public anger and defiance are still burning bright in


Question: myanmar


Question: fueled by the rising toll and dead and


Question: injured


Question: and by the many hundreds dragged from


Question: their homes at night


Question: and still no sight of aung san tsuchi the woman they voted for overwhelmingly


Question: in an election four months ago they


Question: prepared themselves


Question: with homemade shields and put up


Question: improvised barricades


Question: to try to stop the police it was


Question: pitifully inadequate for what they were


Question: about to face


Question: in yangon the police pushed forward in


Question: clouds of tear gas


Question: [Applause]


Question: but they were shooting as well this was


Question: nini


Question: an engineer and a protester struck by a


Question: bullet


Question: and carried off through the gunshots for


Question: treatment


Question: he did not survive


Question: in the southern town of daway two terrified women watched as police


Question: commanded by an army officer


Question: advanced on the protesters calmly


Question: shooting directly


Question: into the crowd


Question: at one barricade a man shouts for people not to run


Question: there are three shots some are clearly


Question: hit


Question: and then dragged away


Question: [Music]


Question: these were some of the worst clashes of


Question: the day the ambulances kept up a


Question: constant relay


Question: to and from the hospitals which were


Question: filled with the injured


Question: and the dead


Question: these are scenes from myanmar's traumatic past that its people had hoped


Question: were behind them


Question: much has changed during this country's


Question: 10-year experiment with democracy


Question: but not the soldiers who now run it


Question: again


Question: and who are still willing to kill to


Question: stay in power


Question: jonathan head bbc news


Question: proposed that the cityÃ¢ÂÂs first responders


Question: should not be dispatched to save addicts with Narcan


Question: who overdose for a third time.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ ItÃ¢ÂÂs out of control.


Question: And IÃ¢ÂÂm sorry, itÃ¢ÂÂs been out of control for 60 yearsÃ¢ÂÂ¦


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ At $30 dollars per Narcan dose,


Question: the city is on track to spend $100,000 on the drug this yearÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: only a small fraction of the cityÃ¢ÂÂs budget,


Question: but almost nine times more than they spent last year.


Question: But Picard says MiddletownÃ¢ÂÂs budget


Question: simply canÃ¢ÂÂt handle the resource strain overdose victims create.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ WeÃ¢ÂÂre spending all of our money helping them


Question: while theyÃ¢ÂÂre engaged in some illegal activity which only benefits themselves.


Question: And IÃ¢ÂÂm sorry, theyÃ¢ÂÂre a real problem for society.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ After a vocal backlash and threats of lawsuits,


Question: Picard withdrew the proposal.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ People would say, with that,


Question: youÃ¢ÂÂre swapping dollars for lives.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ No, IÃ¢ÂÂm making a choice.


Question: We have to make a decision about where weÃ¢ÂÂre going to send our resources.


Question: And if it continues the way it is,


Question: yeah, people will die because we will not get to them.


Question: But unfortunately, whatÃ¢ÂÂs going to happen is that


Question: heart attack victims are going to die, car crash people are going to die,


Question: because weÃ¢ÂÂre out doing these other runs.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ PicardÃ¢ÂÂs proposal has sparked a heated debate in Middletown:


Question: If the city canÃ¢ÂÂt save everyone,


Question: who deserves to get help?


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ If there wasnÃ¢ÂÂt a safety net there and they thought that,


Question: hey, this could end me right now,


Question: half of them are gonna quit it right then.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Do you think so?


Question: Because if someone is addicted to heroin,


Question: theyÃ¢ÂÂre not going to care if theyÃ¢ÂÂve got a safety net or notÃ¢ÂÂ¦


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ I think theyÃ¢ÂÂll die off.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ TheyÃ¢ÂÂre gonna die off.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ I think theyÃ¢ÂÂll die off, I do.


Question: I do, and I think thatÃ¢ÂÂs one way that you get rid of it.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Do you think people are seriously considering that as an option?


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Oh my lord, I hear it all the time.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ I think they should cut it,


Question: and let them weed themselves out.


Question: TheyÃ¢ÂÂre choosing to do it.


Question: They know it can kill them.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ What do you think about what Dan Picard said?


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ You know, my initial thought was that I agreed with him.


Question: Because, being a part of this community,


Question: sometimes it makes you hard.


Question: At the same time, IÃ¢ÂÂm a humanitarian and I just couldnÃ¢ÂÂtÃ¢ÂÂ


Question: at the end of the day,


Question: if someone was laying in front of me dying,


Question: I couldnÃ¢ÂÂt allow that to happen.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ Even though PicardÃ¢ÂÂs ordinance was shot down,


Question: he says just proposing it had an effect.


Question: In the month since it made news,


Question: overdose emergency responses in town fell from 38 a week to 14.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ I think people have decided not to come to Middletown,


Question: to buy drugs and do their drugs in Middletown,


Question: because theyÃ¢ÂÂre afraid of the fact that we might not respond.


Question: Ã¢ÂÂ CouldnÃ¢ÂÂt that just be a result ofÃ¢ÂÂ¦


Question: without preventative measures to protect it


Question: the blast came as the country was


Question: already buckling under economic and


Question: political turmoil


Question: and brought on a new wave of unrest


Question: on august 9th president of belarus


Question: alexander lukashenko


Question: extended his 26-year rule in a landslide


Question: election


Question: which was immediately denounced by the


Question: international community as


Question: fraudulent as his opponents were


Question: detained and forced to flee the country


Question: hundreds of thousands of belarusians


Question: took to the streets to protest


Question: belarusian state police beat and jailed


Question: thousands of protesters


Question: and blocked social media and news


Question: websites


Question: lukashenko's natural ally is vladimir


Question: putin but amid the current protests it


Question: appears that ties are fraying


Question: in november the russian foreign minister


Question: traveled to belarus to discuss an


Question: orderly transition of power and the next


Question: day lukashenko announced that he would


Question: step down after a new constitution is


Question: adopted on september 15th the prime


Question: minister of israel


Question: met with the foreign ministers of


Question: bahrain and the united arab emirates at


Question: the white house


Question: to sign an historic agreement


Question: normalizing relations between the three


Question: countries for the first time


Question: the abraham accords brokered by


Question: president trump and his son-in-law jared


Question: kushner


Question: outlined several cooperative initiatives


Question: that enable free travel between the


Question: three nations


Question: since then two more majority muslim


Question: countries have signed


Question: similar peace agreements with israel in


Question: return for strategic


Question: gains sudan was removed from the list of


Question: state sponsors of terrorism for its deal


Question: and the kingdom of morocco secured a


Question: recognition of sovereignty over the


Question: western sahara


Question: however many criticized these moves for


Question: failing to sufficiently address


Question: the israel-palestine conflict


Question: on september 27th fighting broke out


Question: between


Question: armenia and azerbaijan over the


Question: long-disputed region of nagorno-karabakh


Question: the region was occupied by a majority of


Question: ethnic armenians


Question: over 100 000 and has tried to declared


Question: independence with the backing of armenia


Question: throughout decades of conflict


Question: despite de facto armenian rule the


Question: region falls within


Question: azerbaijan's internationally recognized


Question: borders


Question: after 44 days of deadly fighting killing


Question: thousands most of the land was handed


Question: over to azerbaijan in a russia brokered


Question: deal


Question: the deal sparked celebrations in


Question: azerbaijan and widespread


Question: unrest across armenia many armenians


Question: previously living in the region were


Question: displaced


Question: here's what one previous resident told


Question: improve apple services are you going to be left behind by your competitors


Question: are your principles around privacy going


Question: to doom siri to be


Question: worse than alexa no the narrative that


Question: some companies will try to get you to


Question: believe is


Question: i've got to take all of your data to


Question: make my service better


Question: well don't believe that if


Question: whoever's telling you that it's a bunch


Question: of bomb we try to keep


Question: as much of your information on that


Question: device


Question: as possible because we want that device


Question: to know


Question: because you count on the device to be


Question: smart for you


Question: [Music] in terms of privacy as a human right


Question: does that apply to how you do business


Question: in china


Question: it absolutely does encryption for us


Question: is the same in every country in the


Question: world we don't design encryption


Question: for you know for the us and do it


Question: differently everywhere else


Question: it's the same and so to send a message


Question: in china


Question: it's encrypted i can't produce the


Question: content


Question: i can't produce in the united states


Question: either if you lock your phone in china


Question: i can't open it the thing in china that


Question: some people have confused


Question: is certain countries in china is one of


Question: them


Question: has a requirement that data


Question: from local citizens has to be kept in


Question: china


Question: we worked with a chinese company to


Question: provide


Question: icloud but the keys


Question: which are which is the key so to speak


Question: part in the pond


Question: are our hours but haven't they moved to


Question: china meaning it's much easier for the


Question: chinese government to get to them


Question: no i wouldn't i wouldn't get caught up


Question: in the uh


Question: where's the location of it i mean we


Question: have servers located in many different


Question: countries in the world


Question: it's they're not easier to get data


Question: uh from being in one country versus the


Question: next the key question is


Question: how does the encryption process work and


Question: who owns the keys if anyone in most


Question: cases for


Question: us you and the receiver on the gates


Question: i am here because there is a concerted


Question: effort


Question: by the democratic party and


Question: multinational corporations in big tech


Question: to silence conservative and nationalist


Question: and populist voices ahead


Question: of this critical midterm election


Question: so i want to move from one part of the


Question: bill of rights to another


Question: freedom of speech how did you decide to


Question: ban alex jones


Question: what users want from us and what we've


Question: always provided them is a


Question: curated platform we think that what the


Question: user wants


Question: themselves in terms of privacy so what should we do now i i see privacy


Question: as


Question: one of the most important issues of the


Question: 21st century we're at a stage now


Question: where more information is available


Question: about


Question: you online and on your phone


Question: than there is in your house you know


Question: chances are


Question: your phone knows what you've been


Question: browsing


Question: knows your friends knows your


Question: relationships


Question: has all of your photos i mean just think


Question: about this


Question: and the the magnitude of information we


Question: take that very seriously


Question: i'm not a pro regulation kind of person


Question: i believe in the free market deeply


Question: when the free market doesn't produce a


Question: result that's great for society


Question: you have to ask yourself what do we need


Question: to do and and i i think some level of


Question: government regulation


Question: is important to come out of that at this


Question: time i'd ask you please stand raise your


Question: right hand


Question: you've testified before congress how


Question: would you rate their literacy in terms


Question: of


Question: tech and privacy i think it's a


Question: challenge


Question: i think there is a need to


Question: work with congress and the staff to make


Question: sure


Question: that we do our jobs of helping them


Question: kind of come up to speed on on on what's


Question: possible


Question: technology itself does it want to be


Question: good it doesn't want to be bad it


Question: doesn't want anything


Question: it's up to the creator i'm exceedingly


Question: optimistic


Question: that this subject is now in the


Question: vocabulary


Question: and uh getting discussed and now we've


Question: got to all figure out a way to take it


Question: to the next level


Question: and change some things can you give me


Question: some specific examples of


Question: times when you have chosen user privacy


Question: over


Question: profit well that would be a very long


Question: list to be honest with you i mean uh


Question: we're you can list it the way we go into


Question: product design


Question: we challenge ourselves to collect


Question: as little as possible and when we


Question: collect


Question: we challenge ourselves to make it not


Question: identifiable


Question: and we don't do things like we don't


Question: read your email right we don't read your


Question: messages


Question: you are not our product uh we're not


Question: forming the detailed profile


Question: and then uh allowing uh


Question: other companies to buy the opportunity


Question: to


Question: to target you that it's not the business


Question: that we're


Question: in you don't use these massive data sets


Question: improve apple services are you going to


Question: he pulled the jug full of explosives to the side of the road and separates it


Question: from the design touching the other


Question: this is 31 killed his mother's six men before in Greg's now he is so it was


Question: then I realized I had met this man


Question: before almost two years ago even then it


Question: seemed lucky to still be alive


Question: this is very close to your heart they


Question: went very lucky one time in ID this was


Question: shrapnel yes you're lucky to be alive


Question: one time is out here six time I injured


Question: seven ten maybe finished


Question: yeah hopefully there'll be no seven time


Question: to dismantle all six IEDs I finally reached the base outside with the


Question: remains of a rickshaw that had just been


Question: blown up by another ie D the main one


Question: there are many will be exposed on


Question: adversity owner does she dance with


Question: milky color buckaroo to braid you get


Question: it's the estimate very stressful not having enough not have enough for when


Question: I'm paying extra in late fees cuz you


Question: live right close you'll have the only


Question: appeal a long time


Question: yeah money has never come easy for Myron


Question: barbi just a few months ago he was


Question: working days at a hotel as a cook and


Question: nights at schnooks a 24-hour grocery


Question: store then in early May the city of st.


Question: Louis raised the minimum wage from seven


Question: seventy to ten dollars that still meant


Question: someone working full time would make


Question: only $400 a week or a little more than


Question: twenty thousand dollars a year before


Question: taxes but the extra money was


Question: significant for Myron I saw on my cheek


Question: I saw be different than me on my cheek


Question: I'm sorry decided to keep my job at the


Question: hotel my new plan was to go to school I


Question: was IT certification class I was doing


Question: to cook my future but after just two


Question: weeks of classes he learned his raise


Question: was only gonna last for another month


Question: how did you find out um through a letter


Question: posted a blur so one day you just went


Question: into ya work and there was a letter


Question: posted in the break from no one talk to


Question: you about has anyone talked to you about


Question: it no just two months after the


Question: left-leaning City raised its pay floor


Question: the Republican held state passed a bill


Question: that prohibited all city specific


Question: minimum wage increases undermining years


Question: of work by local officials despite what


Question: liberals would tell you it was actually


Question: taking money out of people's pockets I


Question: mean these laws actually do the reverse


Question: of what they're intended to do st.


Question: louis's mayor Lida Crewson isn't happy


Question: the state decided to step in when


Question: someone that the governor says


Question: increasing the minimum wage is bad for


Question: our economy we will lose jobs we'll lose