In my household, we were never brought up to be prejudiced. I have had many black friends, coworkers, very intelligent, very nice people. And i had a bad experience. My husband played in a band with three white men and three black men. The wives and the girlfriends would get up when they played to encourage people to get up and dance because once they see people up there, they go. And i had a black man asked me to dance. I said no thank you. Only because i was married, ok . This man pulled out a knife. I did not see it because he was behind me, but the lead singer, who was black, saw it and jumped off the stage and tackled him. This did not in any way make me prejudiced against black people for doing this. And once he realized that i was not prejudiced, that i was married and i didnt dance with any man, he calmed down. But i could have been seriously injured. Is i think the prejudice pretty much on both sides. Kimberly all right up next we have robert from st. Louis, missouri. Good mor
The g20. It goes by fast. Before i take your questions, let me put into context what we have done over the course of all of these g20 meetings. I think back to april, 2009 when hundreds of thousands of americans were losing their jobs and their homes each month and unemployment was on its way to 10 . Around the world, for the first time in a generation, the Global Economy was contracting. The International Financial system was nearly frozen. By several key measures, the Global Economy was on a worse trajectory than the great depression. The size and the scope of the crisis was not what made that london g20 historic, what made historic with the speed and magnitude of our collective response. One nation cannot solve the problem alone so together, develop and developing nations alike took a comprehensive and unprecedented set of actions to prevent another depression and set the stage for recovery. Most important was to create jobs and growth estimate we can demand across our economies. Am
Gov. Johnson we have the selfie thing going perfectly. Congratulations. Gov. Johnson go ahead. Thank you so much. I work with people most of them committed crimes under the influence. Legalizing drugs might make that scary. Gov. Johnson marijuana. That is the only drug am advocating legalizing. I feel a little better about that. Gov. Johnson thats where government has a role. Keep those that are impaired off the road. A big component of legalizing pot is establishing impairment. Something that has not been sent. Immigrants coming over the borders . My spirits as they take all their home money home. Experience is that they take all their money home. Brian them spending gov. Johnson them spending u. S. Dollars is an overwhelming positive to have them here taking jobs that we do not want. Homes and buying food and cars. They are an integral part of the economy. Me, as a former governor of new mexico. Iowa and where is new mexico . Trust me on this. This is a political bogeyman. This does
Stage tonight. Good Tuesday Morning to you, its 5 00, oughtnt chris mick kin non im kathryn hauser. Almost like october out there this morning. 60 in boston, it is like october. It is remarkable, we have this unseasonably warm air in place, weve already broke the record in providence. It is 63 degrees, the record in boston is 66. We are in the lower 60s. It is cool in northern massachusetts. Cooler air from portsmouth where temperatures are in the 40s, tracking showers to all from west to east, slight activity hampton, stretching back down toward new berry, you will need the wipers on, all of this sliding west to east, a the west side and stretching back down to the route 2 corridor, need ham stretching back down to they had field. And then some of these downpours from milford down to uxbridge. So we do have a few more hours to go before drier air works in, wind advisory by the way is in effect from 1 00 a. M. To 6 00 p. M. , gusts 4050 Miles Per Hour possible, so behind the front that
Sweetness to their neighborhood. Breaking news right now at noon, the entire Los Angeles School district, the nations second largest is closed because of a threat. Good afternoon im chris mckinnon. And im cath ridge hauser, that threat forced them to shut down more than 900 schools. This morning they ordered the School Busses back to the yard because of this threat. Right now authorities will only say the threat was received electronically. Chris martinez reports from los angeles. We are closing all district campuses today due to a threat that has come. Calls like this one went out to parents in los angeles this morning as authorities closed down the entire Los Angeles Unified School district over an unspecified electronic threat made to many schools. Some of the details talked about backpacks, talked about other packages. Police are investigating the further details, officials said they are taking the precaution based on recent terror attacks in san San Bernardino and over seas. I as