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Clock up by 30 seconds. they say its now two minutes to midnight, perilously close to a man-made apock ls. theyre blaming president trumps comments supporting nuclear weapons as well as his war of words with kim jong-un. the scientists also add hyperbolic rhetoric and provocative actions on both sides have increased the possibility of nuclear war by accident or miscalculation. point taken. bulletin of atomic scientists, but i have a feeling your time may be off. since this clock came into existe...

Third strike and theyre angry at the officers that arrested them. sometimes they take that aggression out on us. >> our crews have come to expect the unexpected. >> this is how we wash our clothes, in the sink. >> at the miami-dade county jail we ran into a young inmate who was washing his clothes in the sink in his cell. and he was an interesting looking kid, so we asked for an interview. >> this for the birds, man, this [ bleep ] for the birds, getting locked up. >> the interview was not unlik...

Unavoidable. people that come in here have nothing to lose. they are coming in here on their third strike and theyre angry at the officers that arrested them. sometimes they take that aggression out on us. >> our crews have come to expect the unexpected. >> this is how we wash our clothes, in the sink. >> at the miami-dade county jail we ran into a young inmate who was washing his clothes in the sink in his cell. and he was an interesting looking kid, so we asked for an interview. >> this for th...

>> for a while. >> sometimes they are unavoidable. people that come in here have nothing to lose. they are coming in here on their third strike. they are angry at the officers that arrest them. sometimes they take that aggression out on us. >> our crews have come to expect the unexpected. >> this is how we wash our clothes. in the sink. >> at the miami-dade county jail we ran into a young inmate who was washing his clothes in the sink in his cell. he was an interesting looking kid, so we asked f...

Important. >> jonathan ten seconds. >> a college degree is a commodity. like anything else likes a hamburger, whether its important to you. government involvement pushes up the cost and down the quality. and let a free marketplace free rein and decide. >> that was a great debate. dont move, coming up, a new alarm ringing over public pensions, they may finally help taxpayers avoid pension bailout. well, legalzoom came up with a better way. we took the best of the old and combined it with modern t...

Or are they okay? >>guest: there is not angry neighbors. when you explain the process, because the alternative is they will not be there and the 19 dozen not want this. this is a tight knit community the if the house is not painted they could be gone. an opportunity of foreclosure sign on there, and, they understand that. so, it is a business. or businesses. and homeowners working together, and if we can do that we can make this, jump out of this big housing mess. >>neil: i am looking at the pri...

[ alarm ringing ] as we told you earlier, sargent shriver, the first leader of the peace corps, died yesterday at the age of 95. during his tenure, shriver traveled more than 350,000 miles for the agency, helping to establish it as one of the worlds leading development organizations. if you want to sound smart today, tell your friends at that peace corps has trained more than 200,000 people and served 139 countries since it was founded by shriver in 1961. today the peace corps operates in 77 c...

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