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And gets some result? >> great question. in any instance like this the judge finds that its worthwhile, some credibility to it. it is not frivolous or a trick or something requested. although usually the defense in a criminal context but rather to ascertain whether there are mental health challenges or an insanity defense that might be valid and can go with the high bar for whether someone is exercising a right with regard to counsel and if somebody doesnt have the mental wherewithal to knowingl...

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Isnt isolated. >> homes in black neighborhoods equivalent to their white counterparts are underpriced by 23%, about $48,000 per home. that adds up to $156 billion in lost equity. >> reporter: this month, duffey filed a complaint with the u.s. department of housing and urban department, alleging discrimination in both her appraisal and lending process. >> you are taking away my familys ability to create generational wealth. >> reporter: in statements to nbc news, citywide home loans denied any di...

And saving money for retirement, and all of that comes from the equity in that home. >> and how often does this kind of thing happen, amy? >> well, i work in -- i work for a fair housing center so unfortunately, we see discrimination way too often, but what weve seen since the new york times story is the growing number of blacks and african-americans who feel that by speaking up, their voices will finally be heard because we know that theres bias in the appraisal industry. we see that in the dat...

Look at what the media has done to me for pushing back. they pretty well look at me as road kill and say, oh, dont want any of that. so theres an enormous amount of media pressure. it is amazing how you get attacked for just telling obvious and simple truths. >> senator carper, it is amazing how you get attacked for just telling obvious and simple truths. what is your evaluation of that? >> im going back to thomas jefferson who i mentioned earlier. jefferson used to say, and it is really sort of...

Another suspect who was deemed a danger to society has been released from a New Hampshire jail because a psychiatrist couldn't be found in time to evaluate him.

Year, that was headline news. we are so profoundly underachieving in the south, no one is really getting vaccinated. and then they insist on lifting the mask mandate. i think it could introduce a lot of risk into the system. >> we are so happy to have back with us tonight doctor vin gupta. criminal -- hes also on the faculty of washington institute for health match -- metrics and evaluation. so doctor, were coming off an administration that was decidedly anti-science. entering an administration ...

Stock markets in Canada and the United States are booming right now. So why do so few companies want to join them? As we show in a recent research study, the number of companies choosing to go public in Canada has been declining sharply since the late 1990s. In fact, so few companies have been interested in listing publicly that the total number of Canada’s public operating companies has declined by more than 40 per cent on a per capita basis. American public markets are not much better. The...

The swelling demand for non-carcinogenic sugar in the manufacturing of healthcare and food products will bring profitable growth for the isomaltulose market during the assessment period of 2020-2030 The

At the end of March, TechCrunch reported that buzzy startup Pipe -- which aims to be the "Nasdaq for revenue" -- had raised $150 million in a round of funding that values the fintech at $2 billion. Well, that deal has closed and in the end, Miami-based Pipe confirms that it has actually raised $250 million at a $2 billion valuation in a round that was “massively oversubscribed,” according to co-founder and co-CEO Harry Hurst. “We had originally allocated $150 mil...