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Okay. far too often the incarcerated are overlooked, left out of the conversation and often forgotten about. but there's a human cost to incarceration. in the span of five years, 786 people have died behind bars in louisiana alone. this is a state with the country's highest rates of both incarceration and deaths in prison. and that was before the coronavirus. now, the only reason we know this number at all is thanks to the work of a new orleans law professor that has difficulty a database cataloging deaths in louisiana's jails and prisons. she joins me now. andrea, i'm so honored to have you o...

So at least 786 people died, but we actually don't know the true number. what we can do is collect their names, tell their stories, and make what happens behind bars visible for all of us. that's one of the reasons that my students and professor judson mitchell created this database because this needs to be a part of the conversation and not just in louisiana but across the country. >> something that i thought was really interesting. you are in touch with formerly incarcerated people. there was one person you struck up a friendship with who unfortunately died later. i think it's a unique point...

За вчора, 6 серпня, на Львівщині провакцинували 9786 осіб, з них 1851 мешканець Львівської області отримали щеплення в 11-ти центрах вакцинації.

Of the contract is fundamentally flawed and allows cladding removal without leaving them or leaseholders liable for other fire—safety costs. it insists despite the disagreement, the building safety fund is working. so far, of the 786 privately owned tower blocks deemed eligible for the fund, just under half, 366, have been approved for either financial help with their tender orfull funding, with £160 million committed. but with contracts not getting signed, how much of that money is actually being spent? leaseholders like stephen in manchester say they've been waiting long enough. you think...