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KNTV Sunday Today With Willie Geist July 12, 2024 - Vimarsana News

KNTV Sunday Today With Willie Geist July 12, 2024

Stunning scenes in more than 100 cities with soprotests peaceful with heavy Police Presence and the National Guard called up in some places. By our nbc news count, demonstrators appeared in 111 american cities. We have correspondents on the streets with live reports from many of those scenes. Then in our sunday closer, a conversation about george floyd, minneapolis and a painfully familiar sight to many of our fellow americans. And lets begin this morning right there in minneapolis where there was another citywide curfew, but protesters were out for most of the night. A different scene, though...

US prisoners forced into 'slavery' labour tied to Cheerios, Costco and other brands - Vimarsana News

US prisoners forced into 'slavery' labour tied to Cheerios, Costco and other brands

Accounts from prisoners expose the system that subjects US citizens to hard labour, sexual harassment and abuse during work they are forced into whilst incarcerated. The labour forms the basis for some of the US's most loved brands.

Those we've lost to COVID-19: Hecky Powell, Evanston restaurant owner - Vimarsana News

Those we've lost to COVID-19: Hecky Powell, Evanston restaurant owner

Those we've lost to COVID-19: Hecky Powell, Evanston restaurant owner Evanston restaurateur Hecky Powell, owner of Hecky's Barbecue, died of complications of COVID-19 in May. chicago Sun-Times Evanston barbecue king and philanthropist Hecky Powell died of complications from COVID-19 in May. Courtesy of Cheryl Judice   Updated 12/20/2020 12:07 AM COVID-19 has taken the lives of more than 15,000 people in Illinois, including about 6,200 from the suburbs. We’re sharing the stories of some of those we’ve lost. Using recipes passed down from his grandmother, Hecky Powell ope...