Israel-Gaza Deal, Progressive Prosecutors, Rosalynn Carter Legacy

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🗓️ 24 November 2023

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A four day cease-fire takes effect between Israel and Gaza ahead of the possible release of 50 hostages for 150 Palestinian prisoners. Progressive prosecutors across the country face resistance from police departments that see them as soft on crime. And a journalist remembers the impact Rosalynn Carter had on journalism related to the often neglected subject of mental health.

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0:00.0	A four-day ceasefire between Israel and Gaza has started. The first group of hostages held in the enclave is set to be released this morning.
0:08.6	So today it was like at 7 a.m. it was officially announced.
0:14.4	Will the deal hold?
0:16.2	I mean Martinez and this is up first from NPR News.
0:18.6	The top prosecutor in St. Louis vowed to reduce mass incarceration but some felt
0:25.0	she was making a city less safe. We kept arresting people and she kept letting
0:29.2	them out. How is similar opposition to progressive prosecutors playing out across the country.
0:34.5	Plus, Rosalind Carter helped train journalists to report on mental health through a fellowship.
0:38.6	One of those Carter fellows was inspired to look at custody relinquishment.
0:42.4	I was getting contacted by families from all over who had similar stories and feeling like no one was hearing them.
0:49.0	What is Rosalind Carter's legacy?
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