a man shouldn t feel about washing diapers and rocking his child in his own hands that was pleasing to god. by fifteen forty a good forty people were living with the nooses in the black ministry their own children a few other relatives stuff and guests along with several students who paid for a room and board. it was a flourishing business the original front door of the little house still exists catalina gave this expensive sandstone work to her husband for his fifty seventh birthday a clear indication of that wealth. catalina luther was essential to keeping life going in the black monastery if you have a list she did everything to support a husband to stand by his signed and to see this as the main purpose of the life of . she also worked to raise the children and to provide
separately for each gate so that they can use personnel to move people in one gate and move those personnel to the next gate. this group is just kind of standing around at the moment. trace gallagher, nbc well senior law enforcement official is telling nbc news that 13 people total are shot. four dead, nine wounded at fort lauderdale afternoon. total of 13 shot, four dead. wsvm7 is reporting five. we ll know the details soon enough. trace gallagher, the numbers change, the one thing we re sure of is a horrible event this afternoon in fort lauderdale. yes, and you re always careful about the numbers. but these square with what we re hearing. they set up triage when they get onscene. they separate them into black and red and yellow, yellow less seriously wounded, red seriously wounded, and those in the black category would be the fatalities. wsvn reporting five fay salts and that squares with our numbers.
about police departments across this country. they re such a community. they look out for one another in times of joy and times of grief or family strife. having spent so much of my adult life working with law enforcement as a prosecutor, i know them. i know them well. i know their children. their families, their wives. their husbands. their brothers and their sisters, they re people just like us that want to go home every day to see their loved ones and they re doing something that is so incredibly admirable. they re not just collecting a paycheck. they re out there putting their lives on the line every single day to make our lives better. juan, east harlem, he was in an area where he was protecting people from dangerous people. apparently activists don t ever talk about that part of the story. i don t think they talk about it enough. i think there s a tremendous amount of violence, in the black and minority community in general. i couldn t agree with you more
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not complete and negotiations on the debt rebleven not begun but orr is on a time line. 18 months to get detroit in the black. we don t have time for more delaying tactics and for more litigation and business as usual. reporter: it s been a long fall for detroit from the hey day to auto manufacturing to 18.5 billion in debt and a revenue stream of only about a billion dollars. mike tobin in chicago. i want to talk about what this means for the chicago and you and your family at home. melissa francis is live back in new york. she is the host of money with melissa francis. good evening, melissa. what does this mean to people living outside of detroit looking in? it means to the city that you re living in right now, you can bet the people who run your city are looking harder at their finances tonight. if they are doing what detroit was doing and that was spending $100 million more than they were taking in every year since 2008.