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this apartment where tenants say the landlord has all but abandoned them. >> i have nowhere else to go. >> how does that make you feel? you are paying hundreds of dollars a month to live here? >> it doesn't make me feel good. >> the kentucky people's union in conjunction with showing up for racial justice is working to bring together people like jerry and others to rally around a shared goal of guaranteed safe and affordable housing for everyone. beth howard is a lead organizer and co-founder of kpu. she believes highlighting common interests like housing can be a first step toward racial healing. is your concern if you don't reach these folks, someone else will? >> absolutely. we know if people are not talking to white people about their suffering, we know someone else is. that someone else is the far right. they know that there are so many of us working class people, white, black and brown, that if
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when we were all moving this. this one set up last year, the original plan to help people cope with the biggest rise in prices in 70 years. a year run, nothing is changed.— nothing is changed. high cost of livin: nothing is changed. high cost of living is — nothing is changed. high cost of living is concerned, - nothing is changed. high cost of living is concerned, people with income families, is such a tight squeeze at the moment. farfrom being so tight squeeze at the moment. far from being so out of desperation, these places are beginning of hope for the those who live nearby. there are almost 300 of these places now across the capital and what they do is start off as a response to something like the cost of living crisis but what they really become is the hub of the local community. people came because _ of the local community. people came because they _ of the local community. people came because they were - of the local community. people | came because they were looking for warmth, that was the idea, that would be able to turn the heating at home so they came for the healing but often what they did is they stayed for the meeting. they did is they stayed for the meetinu. ~ . ., ., ~ they did is they stayed for the meetinu. ~ ., ., ., ~ ., ., meeting. what we look at our news or see _ meeting. what we look at our news or see the _ meeting. what we look at our news or see the cost - meeting. what we look at our news or see the cost of - meeting. what we look at our news or see the cost of living | news or see the cost of living crisis — news or see the cost of living crisis as— news or see the cost of living crisis as it _ news or see the cost of living crisis as it is, there's so much _ crisis as it is, there's so much to— crisis as it is, there's so much to be sooner optimistic about — much to be sooner optimistic about. but if you come here on about. but if you come here on a thursday— about. but if you come here on a thursday afternoon, and you give _ a thursday afternoon, and you give out — a thursday afternoon, and you give out hot chocolate to
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need to undergo right now, and what are the potential, potential problems? >> well, first of all, it sounds like the secretary had an abscess form about a week after his surgery. that would be the fluid they described that was present in his abdomen, and that would have to be draened to help him heal. and i'm sure he's in the hospital now to continue to receive antibiotics. and whether he'll need antibiotics going forward is unclear. and the prostate healing and his urine flow and things like that. but it's important to note hospitalization is very in nerivating. it takes a long out of you. i tell people it takes three times as much to recover from an illness as you spend in the hospital. if he's in the hospital for
were forced to film some of these so-called miracles?— were forced to film some of these so-called miracles? yes, we were forced to film _ so-called miracles? yes, we were forced to film when _ so-called miracles? yes, we were forced to film when people - so-called miracles? yes, we were forced to film when people would | forced to film when people would come for healing, we were forced to film them before they go to the prayer line and then after four when they do come for testing. one of the miracles that were fortified was that of a woman, it was as if they wanted the world to believe it was the anointing water that made her give birth and give a safe delivery but they induced an injection in her and i witnessed it but that was off—camera. so, there were certain things that we had to film and certain things we were not supposed to show the world.— to show the world. jessica, i know i have said this _ to show the world. jessica, i know i have said this already, _ to show the world. jessica, i know i have said this already, it _ to show the world. jessica, i know i have said this already, it is - to show the world. jessica, i know i have said this already, it is so - have said this already, it is so brave of you to be sharing these experiences and in the documentary as well, why are you doing that and what do you hope people will get out of hearing your story and watching the documentary? t of hearing your story and watching the documentary?— of hearing your story and watching the documentary? i think it is high time and i am _
political violence at mother emanuel church, a venue his campaign team believes send a powerful message of healing following the unimaginable horror after a white supremacist shot and killed nine people at the historically black church in 2015. >> the word of god was pierced by bullets of hate and rage, propelled by not just gunpowder, but by a poison, a poison that has for too long haunted this nation. what is that poison? white supremacy. nbc news senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez is reporting from charleston. also princeton university professor and msnbc analyst eddie glaude who met with the president earlier last week. gabe, this is such a powerful and important site to deliver this speech.
Kundali Bhagya's Shaurya aka Baseer Ali recently got candid about his past relationships in a podcast. The actor shared how he was in a phase of healing from a toxic relationship, he also opened up about what went wrong between Nikita Bhamdipati and him. Baseer shared how one of his girlfriends had called him a loser and made him feel extremely terrible about his life. Take a look at the major revelations he made about his love life: