disparity there. but i think mps are slightly out of. taste disparity there. but i think mps are slightly out of- slightly out of. we hear that a lot! we have all slightly out of. we hear that a lot! we have all politician s slightly out of. we hear that a lot! we have all politician s panel - slightly out of. we hear that a lot! we have all politician s panel later on. richard, iwant we have all politician s panel later on. richard, i want you to respond to some the stuff we have heard but, arch the limb after, talk to us about living within our means. yeah, it is easy to about living within our means. yeah, it is easy to say about living within our means. yeah, it is easy to say live about living within our means. yeah, it is easy to say live within about living within our means. yeah, it is easy to say live within your - it is easy to say live within your means it is easy to say live within your means and it is easy to say live within your means and it would be ok if
derailed. chris remolded says like a lot people in this town , he s stuck. i do roofing and shouting foin e a living. are you going to want to put shotting on a new roof on your house that your property values are dropping? so my future is uncertai un as far as my business is down. chris also isn t convinced the air inside his home is safe . despite testin hg by theom raily last week, his family s healthne issues haven t gone away.y and yesterday, he says hisy he fiancee found an oily sheennc on top of their dehumidifiers water. that tells me that if this i chemical sticks to water, humidifiers taking watern thei e in a basement, it s obviouslybvs still there.ly still th so it s all this is goi on . the transportation secretaryin is supposed to be preventing train derailments, hasn t bothered to visit east palestine, ohio, more than two week s after the derailment. pa after more than two weeks after authorities lit the toxic chemicals on firthoritiee. chemicals it doesn t have ti
(protestors chanting) william: it was avery challenging time to be a policeofficer in teaneck. cop: we are here todayto send a message. m: police didn t want to march.they had no choice. cop: he had a gun. (crowd chanting he had a gun. ) r: in a few minutes,the trial of police officer gary spath will begin. mike: it is extremely rare for police officers tobe put on trial. m: when you said that yousaw phillip being shot. witness: i didn t say i sawphillip get shot. m: just asking he motions, i give up.then pow. shot went off peter: but we vebeen waiting a long to hear from officerwayne blanco, one of the only other people in authority at thetime of the shooting. thelma: i looked and i saw all white jury.
now, i m sure thatit wasn t a reverse if a white mom wasdoing the drop off. she didn t have tohave that conversation. walter: it s those what icall low grade fever incidents that i think rubpeople wrongly in a way that s probablymore personal than some of the moreegregious incidents, because you re just trying to go about your life andit s interrupted by these interactionswith police. i remember beingstopped three times when i was in gradschool coming home on the newjersey turnpike. and you always heard fromyoung black people living in those communities ofthese issues with police. cop: one of the main problemsis that it s just a blank complaint all thetime, harassment. there s never any specifics, which we tellthem, what, what incident? and there s neveran answer to that. just, you know, we re harassed. william: there s alwaysbeen some tension between police and theafrican-american community. but for the 8 hoursthat i was there, nobody was getting harassed. you broke the law. you go
a white mom wasdoing the drop off. she didn t have tohave that conversation. walter: it s those what icall low grade fever incidents that i think rubpeople wrongly in a way that s probablymore personal than some of the moreegregious incidents, because you re just trying to go about your life andit s interrupted by these interactionswith police. i remember beingstopped three times when i was in gradschool coming home on the newjersey turnpike. and you always heard fromyoung black people living in those communities ofthese issues with police. cop: one of the main problemsis that it s just a blank complaint all thetime, harassment. there s never any specifics, which we tellthem, what, what incident? and there s neveran answer to that. just, you know, we re harassed. william: there s alwaysbeen some tension between police and theafrican-american community. but for the 8 hoursthat i was there, nobody was getting harassed. you broke the law. you got the law applied toyou just like everybo