yonkers dealing with this, dr. quezada? this is what my brother s keeper is all about. you know, during the demonstration, many of my students led demonstration in the city of yonkers. and every elected official and the superintendent were part of those demonstrations, because we wanted to show our young people that we were in this together. i think is what the president tries to do with his book, actually what he does with his book, which is telling us all that my brother s keeper is an opportunity to ensure that our young people realize that they do have a place in our society, whether to demonstration or getting an education. you know, president obama, the other thing about the skip gates incident is that it highlighted what black people, especially black professionals, have to go through in terms of navigating their way through the
by a car in new york. the vehicle crashed into a barber s shop in the north of the city. there was then a frantic attempt to rescue the child who was trapped under the car. the bbc s tim allman has the story. a summer s day in new york, and a quiet street in the district of yonkers. it is around 8:30 in the morning and suddenly, out of nowhere, this happens. look again. this time, close up. you will see a woman and child hit by the car as it crashes into a shopfront. glass shatters. we got a baby under the vehicle! let s lift it up. this was the aftermath inside the barbershop on lake avenue. bystanders, including two police officers who had been getting breakfast at a nearby bagel shop, frantically tried to rescue the eight month old child trapped under the car. pull him out! come on, come on, kid!
governance, a lack of economic opportunity, and, quite honestly, a third wave of covid 19 that has just devastated the country. it seems at least some significant number of the tunisian population is willing to give some form of authoritarianism a chance again. some shocking footage has emerged of the moment a mother and her daughter were run over by a car in new york. the vehicle crashed into a barber s shop in the north of the city. there was then a frantic attempt to rescue the child who was trapped under the car. a summer s day in new york, and a quiet street in the district of yonkers. it is around 8:30 in the morning and suddenly, out of nowhere, this happens.
attempt to rescue the child who was trapped under the car. the bbc s tim allman has the story. a summer s day in new york, and a quiet street in the district of yonkers. it is around 8:30 in the morning and suddenly, out of nowhere, this happens. look again. this time, close up. you will see a woman and child hit by the car as it crashes into a shopfront. glass shatters. we got a baby under the vehicle! let s lift it up. this was the aftermath inside the barbershop on lake avenue. bystanders, including two police officers who had been getting breakfast at a nearby bagel shop, frantically tried to rescue the eight month old child trapped under the car. pull him out! come on, come on, kid! amidst broken glass and twisted metal, they lift up the vehicle as best as they can, the situation increasingly desperate.