And hear from young worshippers, for Tobi Adegboyega. Who say the church has left them thousands of pounds in debt. But i tell you, june ending, i feel anger, because not only are they doing it to more weve got to reach a million. People, theyre doing it to the most vulnerable people. The church told us there is an expenditure for the year that it as the truth emerges about a church thats recruiting needs to meet, in order to keep vulnerable teenagers, we ask whos protecting doing the work it does in the those whove been duped . Community. As a charity, spac nation files accounts with the Charity Commission. I strongly believe, because its black kids, its almost seen as you know thats you lots problem. This is spac nation. They show that, by the end of 2018, its annual fundraising had increased sevenfold, from £164,000 in 2016 to nearly £1. 2 million. A church like no other. The vibe, theyre just really soulful and its just like lots of music and dancing and singing. Yeah, it was jus
Our agent program, the dealers were sponsor of this, supported by the foundation. We just ended our fourth which we are accelerating, we are announcing our fifth. Its a program that takes 25 or 30 individuals working in organizations dedicated to Racial Equity and takes a year long process in trying to develop skills, teach a lesson, build capacity and fellowship that enables better collaboration and equity. Thus the deal with our partners. I will introduce you now from the bookstore. [applause] hello, everybody. Thanks for coming. I owned pages bookshop in the rosedale area near where i am. We are so happy to be here tonight, jodi talked about the book. Hes not read the book. Its an easy read. I think because its so engaging with the characters in the book. Jodi is a Research Professor and New York University previously in the law faculty, she also teaches Bankruptcy Law at columbia law. She selected member of the american law institute, past her member of the Council Relations enough
Dominated with the effects of spatial structural racism. I want to give a shoutout to the deal, who is the sponsor of this, generously supported by the kellogg foundation. We have just ended our fourth cohort which were celebrating. We will be announcing our fifth. But as a Capacity Building and fellowship Building Program that takes 25 or 30 individuals working at organizations dedicated to Racial Equity and takes a yearlong process of trying to develop skills, teach lessons, build capacity and build trust and fellowship that enables better collaboration in advancing Racial Equity. Thats the deal. Our other partner is pages bookstore. We introduce now susan murphy from pages bookstore. [applause] hello everybody. Thanks for coming. So yes, im susan murphy. I own pages book shop which is on grand river, right near where i am. Were so happy to be here tonight and have jody talk about the book. If youve not read the book, its an easy read, i think, because it is so engaging with the char
And hear from young worshippers, 10,000 pounds . Who say the church has left them yes. The loan may have been in loviss thousands of pounds in debt. Name, but she didnt get any of it. Weve seen evidence the money was transferred to er Management Group limited. A company run by akokhias brother emmanuel another pastor in the church. We dont know what happened i feel anger, because not only to the money next. Are they doing it to more people, theyre doing it i felt angry at first, really angry. To the most vulnerable people. As the truth emerges when i went to confront them, about a church thats recruiting they said it was going to get paid vulnerable teenagers, we ask whos protecting those whove been duped . And i didnt need to do anything, so i was reassured, because i didnt spend a dime of that loan. I strongly believe, lovis says she was told the amigo debt would be cleared, using funds from a business account. Because its black kids, but wasnt told that shed end up its almost seen a
After reporting better than expected earnings ahead of the launch of its streaming service next week. And we have a big interview coming up in just a few minutes. Billionaire investor leon cooperman says he will support fellow billionaire Michael Bloomberg if he runs for president. Cooperman joins me exclusively to explain why joining us for the hour is mark tepper from Strategic Wealth partners mark, great to have me here. Thanks for having me, appreciate it. What is your take on the market we saw record highs this week, but seem to be moving sideways here today yeah, so, overall, investors are definitely riskon right now, because of this trade optimism i know trump said today that maybe there has been no agreement with regard to rollbacks and tariffs. But nonetheless, risk is on. And were seeing this rotation now out of bonds, into stocks. Were seeing a rotation out of defensives, which had been leading the market into cyclicals. And really, one of the biggest driving forces right no