you and i talk about this all the time. these kids are getting such a raw deal and it happens generation after generation after generation. always, quote, programs and money being thrown away perpetuate the cycle and kids and people are dying and it has to stop and i don t know if it will. these community activists, teachers, social workers are the ones who are doing the work and funding this by themselves with community support, not giving the money the mayor s office has given to the special-interest groups. if you want to stop the cycle oscar is a former gang member, he was incarcerated to help these young people. this is how we break the cycle by investing in these people. all these other community programs aren t working, this is working. they need more support. jillian: it gives me chills
raising these kids. she was the one who got them to practice on time. got them to ball games on. time when sheriff alice walked up to the podium, he looked at teresa s mother reba, and vowed he would get justice yet. miss reba, i will not quit until we find out what happened to miss teresa. and in fact, even as you spoke, the sheriff along with the corporal we re facing down their first honest to god league, in over a year. it did not seem like much, really not at first, justin overheard story from a guy in a bar, something about how he in a friend ran into someone with a gun. not so terribly uncommon around here, mind you. except it happened around the same time, and not very far away from where the murder occurred. so ellison boyd strike the kid down, and he repeated the story for them. they were under road and they came up on a snake, a rattlesnake, and they was trying to kill it, find
the refurbishment of his downing street flat was paid for, insisting there isn t anything to see here or to worry about . he s made clear the conservative party will comply with the outcome of an electoral commission investigation. our political correspondent chris mason reports. the apparently simple can sometimes take a while to work out. borisjohnson was asked again today about his downing street flat and who initially paid for its makeover. he was repeatedly dismissive of what he described as a farrago of nonsense . i don t think there s anything to see here or to worry about. i don t think that this is the number one issue for the people of our country, indeed, by several orders of magnitude. the prime minister insists he paid what he owed for sprucing up the living quarters here and will declare what he needs to, but he won t
borisjohnson insisted today there is nothing to see or worry about after the electoral watchdog launched an investigation into the renovation of his downing street flat. that s not labour s view sir kier starmer says the lack of clarity over who paid and when is farcical. there are now at least three investigations into the matter. here s our political correspondent chris mason. the apparently simple can sometimes take a while to work out. borisjohnson was asked again today about his downing street flat and who initially paid for its makeover. he was repeatedly dismissive at what he described as a farrago of nonsense . i don t think there s anything to see here or to worry about. i don t think that this is the number one issue for the people of our country, indeed by several orders of magnitude. the prime minister insists he paid what he owed for sprucing up the living quarters here and will declare what he needs to. but he won t say if he borrowed the money, and if so from whom.