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Girl. heres abcs janai norman. >> reporter: tonight, this mother and registered nurse afraid to go home says shes the victim of years of racially-motivated terror, accusing her white next door neighbors of throwing feces and dead animals in her yard. >> the last straw was the dead squirrels for me. i think enough was enough at that point. >> reporter: monday, nassau countys district attorney charged john mceneaney and mindy canarick with harassing neighbor jennifer mcleggan, saying it began in a...

Reparations. and it was definitely lack luster. no matter what bush said about female. >> brownie, youre doing a heck of a job. >> even though the seventh ward which at the time was a black working class neighborhood, might not be the first area you think of when you think of katrina, it has a katrina story to tell. this is the activist who grew up here. >> yeah. i deal with stuff like this. >> youll forgive him if he doesnt seem all that impressed with me. hes done it before with better company...

Community black center. mama jenning 2020. >> i should be have to tell you who this is. branford is a grammy award winning jazz musician. his family is new orleans royalty. no matter how successful they get, they always come back to new orleans. when katrina hit, he and other musicians didnt wait. they saw the ninth ward under water and got to work. >> harry connick and i got together with habitat for humanity and decided to use this particular neighborhood to build a lot of homes. >> its going ...

Applause 0nly ten people could be at their funeral, so ghulams colleagues found another way to pay their respects. for razas son connor, the link between employment and covid—19 seems clear. everyone knows theres certain roles out there that only certain people from certain communities are doing, and theyre often the most at risk. taxi drivers cant stop working altogether, because mortgage providers arent going to say, "0k, freeze your mortgage for an infinite amount of time." you know, its a ...

So i get over there and her cars in the driveway, so im relieved. and im like, okay, shes here. shes not in an accident. but why isnt she answering the phone? >> reporter: the door was locked, so missy used her key to let herself in. >> i walk in and her house is really dark. i cant find her. and its like, you know, everything is dark, so i dont know where im going. and the bathroom is, like, the first door on the left.m and the door was closed, but i hear water running. and im like, okay, maybe...

She had gone to the bathroom maybe to clean herself off and had collapsed and succumbed to n whatever medical emergency she was having. >> there wasnt any obvious signs of trauma on her body. >> she had a small bruise on the side of her neck. it didnt look like any sort ofo a -- >> reporter: couldve gotten it any way? c >> yeah. it didnt look like she was assaulted. >> reporter: but there was something off, too.s didnt quite look right. they decided to treat it like a homicide. >> because you on...

>> uh -- hold -- i dont understand a word youre saying. whats going on? >> i just found -- i just found my daughter dead in the bathtub it looks like she slipped, and i dont know how long shes been there. >> i drained the water thinking that could help her. but she was already gone.nk >> reporter: you could tell?sh >> i could tell. she was blue. her face was -- a really weird pattern on her face.on it looked checkered. but her body was still, like, a normal color.oo >> reporter: i cant imagine t...

100 miles per hour, uprooting trees, toppling power lines, demolishing homes and businesses, leaving a path of destruction stretching more than 700 miles from eastern nebraska to western ohio. residents left with spoiled food, no cellphone service, and no air conditioning in the summer heat. >> i was told by three different people in the police department, three weeks without electricity. >> reporter: and the effect on iowas crops is catastrophic. the derecho wiping out an estimated 10 million a...

>> reporter: with many indoor options closed and the fires producing poor air quality many people are coming to the beach to escape the heat and maintain social distance. the major. >> garrett: danya bacchus, thank you. severe storms have also ripped across the midwest. this tornado tore through fields near glencoe, last friday. at least 14 tornadoes touched down in that state as well as kansas and illinois. despite the damage, no deaths are reported. big parts of iowa, however, are still in sha...

Agree? ray is the person we respect and trust to help us carry out this work. anything we could have done, obviously we could have done, obviously we would have wanted to have done it. i know there isnt a tool like this that is operating that is so effective in the rest of the uk. brothers bizarre and good alarm were buried on the same day. —— razar and gulam. 0nly ten people could be at the funeral, so their colleagues found another way to pay their respects. for razar‘s son connor, the l...