S tammy mutasa is ``live with more of the victim s ``relatives message, tammy . ``tammy courtis, the family says, ``what if Ieasha Williams was ``your mom, your daughter, your ``sister . ``she was all those things to them ``, but now she is dead. ``catching this killer. ``joanne beal she took her last ``was there, and that was tough ``too, that was tough. ``tammy for nine days they held ``onto hope for Ieasha Williams. ``in the end her family had to let ``her go. T just lose ``a cousin. ``i lost a child, i lost a little s just not fair ``to our family. ``she was a very loving person, ``very loving, very kind very ``genuine. ``tammy but what they won t let ``go is that the killer who shot ``the young mom of three is still ``out there. ``joanne beal and it has taken a ``tammy williams had been driving ``on reading road when someone ``fired several shots into the ``car. ``wounded by the gunfire she then ``crashed into a metro bus ``. ``miyana singer we really just ``want justice. ``she di
Vote and have ones vote counted, these are really national issues. And at some point i would like to see the United States Congress Take action to establish a baseline of uniform rules for registration, identification , and early voting so that the many people who moved across state lines in the United States know what the rules will be for voting when they moved. As it stands now, if you live across state lines he may face entirely different rules regarding registration , identification , when you can vote and so on. We have, in my opinion, a lot to learn from the rest of the world when it comes to the way weve run elections, including the protection. Adding to that ought to be the way that people interact with voting, the machine or type of voting. Some are more accurate than others. Also, a huge issue in the United States is absentee voting, and a lot of litigation now comes up about absentee voting, and that, too, is different for each jurisdiction. But now we can turn to what happ
Coming up in a few minutes. A couple of different stories were watching. The nasdaq partying like its the year 2000. Closing above 5,000 for the First Time Since then in only the third time ever. The nasdaq now. 8 away from the record close. There is a surprise from down under this morning. Australia central bank holding back on further easings. Gasoline prices jumped 37cents a gallon. Now thats the largest week to week increase since the agency began its survey in 1992 but life is relative and if you remember where things were six months ago its hard to complain. So it doubled in three and doubled again in three. So it doubled 72 divided by 3 is 24. 24. So its probably is it 24 return in six years if it quadruples . Yeah. If it sits right you can do it. So the nasdaq is up so instead of 6 or 7 for equity appreciation the nasdaq since 2009, 24 a year. So stay out of the market. If you put that money in 15 years ago youre just giving it back. They didnt have money 15 years ago. They wer
And comcast. Tom salesforce will be interesting. Lets get to the top headlines. Olivia it was a night of relative calm in baltimore. There were a few scuffles about the curfew. The worst writing was on monday. Most protesters went home. On friday police will turn over their investigation into the death of freddie gray to the states attorneys office. It will not be made public. Gray died of injuries suffered in police custody. A prisoner who share the police van with gray could hear him banging against the walls. He believed he was trying to injure himself. That report came from the Washington Post. Safety concerns led to a first for major league baseball. A game played without fans. The orioles beat the white sox behind closed doors, eighttwo. The death toll has climbed behind past 5500 in nepal after the deadly earthquake. Aid workers are delivering food, water, and medical supplies. Rescue crews pulled a teenage boy alive from the rubble of a collapsed building. It has been five days
Of the specific youth count, 914 youth were identified. 134 youth, under 18, and 780 youth ages 18 to 24. Let me talk a little bit about that youth count it was conducted by youth. In addition, the youth who conducted the count they were paid 11 per hour for their time. For every completed survey, they were paid an additional 5. And our provider who conducted it with our help is applied for the survey research, and they made all of the payments to the youth. So the majority of the homeless pay youth lived outside or 80 percent were unsheltered and 14 percent were sheltered. This number increases for unaccompanied Homeless Youth undered age of 18, 93 percent live unsheltered and i think that we should note that the demographics were overwhelmingly male. And white male. In this particular count. 72 percent were male, and 41 percent of that 72 were white, and 20 percent, or 26 percent identified as lgbtq. But, what we found astonishing in this particular count was that 71 reported that th