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amy: as six baltimore police officers face charges in the death of freddie gray, we will speak with kevin moore, the baltimore man who filmed gray being violently arrested and thrown into the back of a police van. by the time gray left the van, his spine was 80% severed at the neck. then to seattle where schools are closed for a fifth day as teachers continue their first strike in 30 years. we will speak to socialist city council member kshama sawant and public school teacher jesse hagopian. we can fight and transform public education to make it something relevant to our students lives, to make it something that will help our students deal with the problems they re facing rather than just filling in another bubble to enrich a testing company. amy: and then to bolivia. very interestthe of capitalism. [inaudible] amy: for the past decade, bolivian president evo morales has spoken out against the actions of the u.s. drug enforcement administration. many critics called hi ....
he was screaming for dear life, you know? once i got around the front and saw it was my friend freddie gray, i was like, ok, it is on. so i started recording. amy: as six baltimore police officers face charges in the death of freddie gray, we will speak with kevin moore, the baltimore man who filmed gray being violently arrested and thrown into the back of a police van. the time gray left the van, his spine was 80% severed at the neck. then to seattle where schools are closed for a fifth day as teachers continue their first strike in 30 years. we will speak to socialist city council member kshama sawant and public school teacher jesse hagopian. we can fight and transform public education to make it something relevant to our students lives, to make it something that will help our students deal with the problems they re facing rather than just filling in another bubble to enrich a testing company. amy: and then to bolivia. very interestthe of capitalism. [inaudible] amy ....
he was screaming for dear life, you know? once i got around the front and saw it was my friend freddie gray, i was like, ok, it is on. so i started recording. amy: as six baltimore police officers face charges in the death of freddie gray, we will speak with kevin moore, the baltimore man who filmed gray being violently arrested and thrown into the back of a police van. by the time gray left the van, his spine was 80% severed at the neck. then to seattle where schools are closed for a fifth day as teachers continue their first strike in 30 years. we will speak to socialist city council member kshama sawant and public school teacher jesse hagopian. we can fight and transform public education to make it something relevant to our students lives, to make it something that will help our students deal with the problems they re facing rather than just filling in another bubble to enrich a testing company. amy: and then to bolivia. very interestthe of capitalism. [inaudible] ....
captioning sponsored by annenberg/cpb the region of south asia stretches from soaring himalayan peaks to scattered indian oceanslands. at its heart is india, a nation experiencing explosive population growth. by mid-century, india will surpass china as the world s most populated country. we begin in india s capital, the historic city of delhi. this ever-expanding metropolis lures millions of indians away from the hardships of the rural countryside. here we see the effects of rural-to-urban migration and the development of informal settlements. india s capital, delhi, has a population of between 13 and 14 million. commuters, camels, rickshas, buses, motorcycles delhi is a smorgasbord of sights and sounds. people of many different ethnic, religious and linguistic groups make the capital the city that it is today. but amid this cultural mosaic, this swelling city faces some serious challenges. delhi sits on the banks of two large rivers, the ganges and the yamuna. capital ....
that duration process or editing process will still apply online. will still apply at some point online. today, everybody is talking about access to tens of millions of items and how broad it is. definitely, in the future, customers will have access to more than they would have years ago. but the ability to be a merchant and show customers what they want next before they might even know they wanted, is still going to matter want it is still going to matter. we have that in our dna and i think that will help us. you are building for filament centers. for film and centers. they have a filmic centers. fillment centes, fufillment center. apple has stores, there is talk of google having stores. we seere retail, will a combination of e-commerce and bricks and mortar? i think that is what the customer wants and therefore yes. it is that integration of how you put it together that results in the lowest prices and the broadest assortment and customer service that is abov ....