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again to the back of the line, this is for people that want to see the queens coffin lying in state when it opens to the public. i say i was at the back of the line. it has already stretched for quite some distance. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to do this. people have been warned the queue could take 30 hours, go overnight. it will move continuously once its over. this isnt the only crowds were seeing in london today, plenty of people lining the procession route. they w...

Have a beautiful block, and it wasnt always that way. when i moved there, it was filled with crime and uncertainly, and no one wanted to be there. but those longstanding neighbors, who are on the block, we made it what it is today. im proud of the community and how we stick together. yes, lets be clear, im a new yorker, i live in brooklyn, new york, and i live in a beautiful, small, modest building on the block. >> do you understand why this is being questioned, because there have been discrepan...

I have a beautiful block and it wasnt always that way, don. when i moved there, it was filled with crime and uncertainty and no one wanted to be there. but those long-standing neighbors who are on that block and we made it what it is today. and i am just really proud of the community, and how we stick together. and so, yes, lets be very clear. im a new yorker, live in brooklyn, new york. and i live in a beautiful, little, small, modest building on the block. >> do you understand, why, eric, this...

>> i had time to be with natalie moore, wbze reporter, she wrote a fantastic book called "the south side." its a look into how segregation shaped not just the south side but chicago. we talked about her neighborhood and the rich legacy of black chicago but struggles that isnt limited to gun violence, it didnt start and end with gun violence. lets take a look. so this is a beautiful block. >> yeah. this is where i grew up. >> i dont think people outside of chicago get to see this chicago. so many...

Long and rich history, here to talk about that, my friend and colleague tremaine lee. >> i had time to be with natalie moore, wbze reporter, she wrote a fantastic book called "the south side." its a look into how segregation shaped not just the south side but chicago. we talked about her neighborhood and the rich legacy of black chicago but struggles that isnt limited to gun violence, it didnt start and end with gun violence. lets take a look. so this is a beautiful block. >> yeah. this is where...