Four other africanamerican and latino teenagers were arrested for beating and raping a white woman jogger in new york citys central park. They became know as the central park five. Donald trump took out fullpage ads in four new york newspapers calling for their execution. Then in 2002, their convictions were vacated after the real rapist came forward, confessed to the crime, his dna matched. The central park five served between seven and 13 years in jail each for the assault. New york city ultimately settled with them for 41 million. But as late as last week, donald trump still claimed they were guilty. We will speak with yusef salaam, one of the central park five. He recently wrote in the Washington Post, donald trump wont leave me alone. Policies that come allies the personal use of drugs. Every 25 seconds, someone is arrested in the united eighth for possessing drugs for the personal use. Arrestshe country, more for drug possession than any other crime. Over 1. 20 5 million arrest f
Hung us frfrom the trees in central papark. Ththat wouldve been the tytypf mob justice they werere seeking. Amy in 1989, yusef salaam and four other africanamerican anad latino teenagers were arrested for beating and raping a white woman jogger in new york citys central park. They became know as the central park five. Donald trump took out fullpage ads in four new york newspapers calling for their execution. Then in 2002, their convictions were vacated after the real rapist came forward, confessed to the crime, his dna matched. The central park five served between seven and 13 years in jail each for the assault. New york city ultimately settled with them for 41 million. But as late as last week, donald trump still claimed they were guilty. We will speak with yusef salaam, one of the central park five. He recently wrwrote in the Washington Post, donald trump wont leave me alone. Policies that come allies the personal use of drugs. Every 25 seconds, someone is arrested in the united eigh
Hung us frfrom the trees in central papark. Ththat wouldve been the tytypf mob justice they werere seeking. Amy in 1989, yusef salaam and four other africanamerican anad latino teenagers were arrested for beating and raping a white woman jogger in new york citys central park. They became know as the central park five. Donald trump took out fullpage ads in four new york newspapers calling for their execution. Then in 2002, their convictions were vacated after the real rapist came forward, confessed to the crime, his dna matched. The central park five served between seven and 13 years in jail each for the assault. New york city ultimately settled with them for 41 million. But as late as last week, donald trump still claimed they were guilty. We will speak with yusef salaam, one of the central park five. He recently wrwrote in the Washington Post, donald trump wont leave me alone. Policies that come allies the personal use of drugs. Every 25 seconds, someone is arrested in the united eigh
Genesis of longevity. In the Old Testament book of genesis, abraham still lives a vital life at the age of 99. His wife sarah lived to be 127. When she dies, abraham, now 137, remarries and has six children. Scientists tell us that todays u. S. 21st century medical technology will swell the ranks of our se 100yearolds. How can we res vekt a vigorous maturity from a negative stereotype of decrepit old age . What can we do to make sure our brains stay as vital as our bodies . We will ask best selling author, neurologist and neuropsychologist dr. Richard restak. Dr. Richard restak, welcome, and you are now on the air. This is book were going to be referring to the longevity strategy how to live to live to 100 using the brainbody con dmeks. We might make reference to the magazine you are affiliated, which i think is the child of David Mahoney and his philanthropy. Yes, thats correct. Did you . He had been chairman of canada dry. Yes. Then he took an interest in the brain. Yes. And he found
For the Third Straight day running, around the 40,000 mark, something weve not seen throughout this process. But again, more cases does not necessarily mean more trouble. For example, the death counts at this point are actually subsiding rather dramatically. Were going to get into that anomaly in just a second. In the meantime, i do want to pick apart the significance of whats happening in these states right now. Here to do that, steve harrigan. Hey, steve. Reporter neil, you singled out texas and florida, both those states taking steps backwards after initially being very aggressive in reopening their economies. Putting new restrictions on bars and serving alcohol indoors. In florida they have seen more than a 70 increase in new cases of the coronavirus in just the past week. Florida has seen more than a 500 jump in new cases since memorial day. The governor of texas saying now he regrets reopening bars as early as he did. And as you pointed out, the problems not just in texas and flo