that but they re not going to find 12 people they don t know about this. in the law we have damages, we do calculations to figure out what any given life is worth. if you have somebody who has a ton of earning capacity and they tie, they get a higher payout, their family does than a drug dealer who had no job. mr. gray s financial worth was zero. his earning capacity was zero. what s baked into that $6.4 million? an effort to give money away so as to pay for peace that s what she said. the mayor said to keep the peace, which is is that job? no. nor is it permissible under maryland law. maryland, unlike a lot of other states, does permit the paying of money in wrongful death cases for emotional loss. that s capped at $950,000 in this particular case.
commercial instead of let me sue these people for talking about me slumped over in my chair like i was i want to tell you a few things going on here. mr. rector is claiming among other things the announcers on espn used a, quote, avalanche of disparaging words about him on this nationally televised game, that they made false statements, that rector was made out to be a confused individual about the rivalry between the red sox and the yankees, that he suffered substantial injury to his character and reputation, as well as mental anguish, loss of future income and loss of earning capacity. major league baseball says no comment. but espn espn, god bless them, said this the comments attributed to espn and announcers were clearly not said in our telecast. the claims presented here are wholly without merit. when this thing went viral, all those trolls out there who are probably now taking to the internet about me for calling them trolls went bananas and
gurg and other neurological problems for at least 65 years. it s not the place you come to sleep. i ll tell you what, how comfortable is that? probably won t have any neck problems tomorrow. that fan at the yankees red sox game is hoping it was a $10 million. that. what? how so? he s suing espn major league baseball, yankees, and commentators. saying the announcers at leas u barrage of words. he suffered substantial injury to the character and loss of future income and loss of earning capacity. that s a talker. now i love the midwest. for crying out loud! minnesota has self-serve beer machines. that s amazing. here is how it works. first you show id to venders to buy a vending card and pick from
the number one thing that employees ask for our at our company is college tuition. so this is the arrangement they have come up with. i want to take a listen to part of our interview this morning about how this all came to be and why they are doing it. it s going to cost millions of dollars, but i don t view it as a cost. this is an investment, and i am so confident this investment is going to drive performance and enhance value. i think in the past of all the abandoned companies and factories and other things where if they had been investing more in human capital, trying to educate their employees to a higher level of learning capacity and adaptability, what the outcomes of those enterprises might have been. one thing i find really interesting is usually when companies pay for your higher education, you have to stay working at the company for a number of years. starbucks is saying no. is that an oversight? if you don t want to stay,
but her friend known as p.j., he was stabbed more than a dozen times. he did not survive. this took place in an elevator. there was nowhere for these two little children to run. the brooklyn community is mourning. here s how p.j. s godfather describes the child. he was coming along great in school. i thought he was going to achieve great things, i really did. i thought his learning capacity was growing. and there would have been no limits as to what he could have accomplished. it s just cut short unfortunately. so much joy taken from this community. the brooklyn housing project is supposed to have surveillance cameras, and money was allocated by the city, but there were no cameras in the elevator or