when fort apache was something we didn t have to think about desus: yes. let s just say that this is the neighborhood where they perfected stop-and-frisk. anthony: right. did you you remember your first time? desus: i remember my first time. anthony: how did you feel, first first time stop-and-frisk? desus: i cried. in that summer, 15 times stopped and frisked. just thrown up against the gate, fingers through our genitals, just cops looking for guns. but you remember that, you remember your first time. when you lose your stop-and-frisk virginity. you know, you remember it. anthony: i ve never been stopped and frisked. desus: you ve never i wonder why! what is it is it because you have a cnn show? or is it just anthony: i ve been arrested, but desus: if you hang around here long enough i can get you stopped and frisked. anthony: they talk about diy culture, about do-it-yourself, and you better be able to do it your damn self in the bronx, because often
A lot of them can t they start having families they find they can t afford to live near the Twitter building in downtown San Francisco or they re confined to like one bedroom apartment so there s a lot of support in the tech community for this idea of a different form of urban design sensible housing design I mean Google is is opening a new headquarters by what s supposed to be the downtown Bart extension in San Jose and I think with Jeremy Stoppelman I ve helped I m sorry C.E.O. He funded a game B. Lawsuit against the suburb of Lafayette wanting to build dense housing near a BART station are going to force a suburb 2 of them tossing their BART station and I mean he seems to be very deep into this credo of like I want and housing near transit so there is a big push to to change urban design and it s great that they re starting to see that. You know providing buses is not the only solution that maybe looking at converting the oceans of parking around the Google campuses into housing is
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The poor have been told their roles have been axed there are fears many posts will go in the city of London and the bank sheds $18000.00 jobs over 3 years now in sports is manic Monday at Wimbledon with the how to counter among the Brits in action today B.B.C. Radio London s Nick Gold weigh in is at 900 for us with the latest and the rest of your lunchtime sport yes the 1st big story of manic Monday is that the top one in seed is out beaten by the American Alice and risk in 3 sets that was on court show you could hear in the background the umpire taking. On Rafael Nadal through their paces before they get their last 16 much underway Susa was the man who dumped down Evans out late on Saturday night Joe Concha resign after this match is concluded on the Center Court and it s Coco Goff later as well and Richard Lewis the chief executive of the All England Club has told the B.B.C. That the 1st week of Wimbledon was one of the best I ever had at the championships he says it will be hard to