Those that mean dont pay off their credit cards i have to tell you at this time you know ive ill be advice that ive given over all these years which is dont have Credit Card Debt always pay more than the minimum payment due during this time when you had lost your job you didnt have any money in savings all you had were credit card bills and you had available credit limits when money came in my advice was do not pay off those credit cards you should instead pick up the phone call your creditors and ask for a deferment and save year passed because you never know when Credit Card Companies can close down your credit card so you need cash so yeah my advice to change for this particular point in time the New York Times recently wrote about you quote when the economy is good miss or means business those fine but your bush does her boom. Now you doing better now is your reaction to the us i have to tell you i am and its not just you know more you know the my book came out right when this happ
Canaveral. But Mother Nature may get the last word today. The head of u. S. Senate says congress will probably need to pass another coronavirus stimulus bill. Weve got a preview. Early today starts right now good morning ill phillip mena. Im frances rivera. We begin with breaking news from minnesota where hundreds of protesters poured into the streets. There is outrage in minneapolis this morning over the death of a black man who was pinned to the ground by a Police Officer the protests turned chaotic with Police Officers in riot gear using tear gas and rubber bullets against a crowd. Protesters vandalized a squad car. Its in response to the detainment of george floyd the images are disturbing. Nbcs Dan Scheneman has this reports this report protests in minneapolis began with outrage and turned violent protesters also gathered in chicago. We stand in solidarity with all those people this is not going to keep happening. The anger sparked by the death of george floyd who died while in th
That changed a world series on a missed call. And im sure they probably wanted it back then too. Itd probably changed their lives a little. [smith] what do you think about limiting mound vits. That was an innovation within the last year or so, right . They intro hced that you could one six mound visits in a game. [clemens] yeah, right. So, i kid out trying to do the speed up in the games. [smith] cause all of our kids have no attention span. They want everything over faster. They think its a video game. [clemens] well, it is, it is. But, you have the, you know, you havei tease my boys about everybodys gotta have a walk up song now so you can walk there and be cool. And all this stuff. You gotta have a walk up song, you gotta have, of course, and your sponsors and everything. So thats gonna take time, too. So, theyre trying to speed it up. In the Minor Leagues they have a pitch clock. But, i just got off the phone two days ago with three minor league guys theyve tut from reallygood pis
Donald trumps trial in the senate, but some important things have been happening in russia as well, particularly the announcement wednesday by Vladimir Putin shifting Greater Authority to parliament which has left many wondering what this means about putins own plans to relinquish the presidency, or not, in a few years here so we are especially fortunate to have with us this evening an expert on putins russia, joshua yaffa, who is the moscow correspondent for the new yorker. Hes been covering russia from much of the past decade. His new book between two fires offers a truly fascinating and revealing look at the impact that the putin era has had on above all the nations psyche and the moral struggles and calculation that Many Russians confront. Josh has written a very nuanced portrait of russia, nothing le the simplistic view of that country, and oppressed people lorded over by a kgb trained dictator. Josh describes the people who fall somewhere in the middle between an oppressor and op
Particularly announced wednesday by Vladimir Putin shifting Greater Authority to parliament which has left many wondering what this means about putins own plans to relinquish the presidency or not in a few years. So we are especially fortunate to have with us this evening an expert on putins russia, joshua yaffa who is the moscow correspondent for thenew yorker. Been covering russia for much of the past decade and his new book between two fires truth, ambition, compromise in putins russia offers a truly fascinating and revealing look at the impact of the putin era has had on above all the nations psyche and the moral struggles and calculations that Many Russians confront. Josh has written a very nuanced portrait ofrussia. Nothing like the simplistic view of that country, oppressed people lorded over by a kgb trained dictator area josh describes a people who fall somewhere between oppressor and oppressed, prone to compromise and accommodation with the state but still double and resource