David Tolbert News Today

Philadelphia, there is a constant problem with the education when are in the charter or in a Public School district. It is friday, october 17th, 2014. Do you want some good news. The lets look to sue serio. Yes. It is always nice when we can be bearer of good news. Yesterday it was still raining but today we are giving you, a one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 106789 pleasant temperatures. The plenty of sunshine. Really nice day. Just some fog this morning in a few spots, ther...

Dressed in black and white, that is in honor of one of our guest coming up around 9 00. Let me give you a couple hint, movie star. That is one. Get the kids around the tv, by 9 00 oclock. Okay. This is very serious. Good morning, sue. Good morning. Are you ready for the number of the day. Yes. It is ten out of ten today. It will be pleasant temperatures, lower ons, weather especially in october does not get much better then this little bit of fog around this morning especially out towards Lancas...

An audio recording of a frantic 911 call was released to media Monday following the death of a Newark woman that has led to serious criminal charges against her

Family members said the 21-year-old suffered brain injuries and bruising throughout her body.

Tala Smith's family donated her heart, kidneys and liver, helping at least five people.

Newark police are investigating after they say a 21-year-old woman was brutally beaten by her long-time boyfriend.

The Anderson Public Library, 111 E. 12th St., Anderson, will host Sandy Doyle, author of “My Life at the Cemetery: It’s Not as Dead as You Think,” on Friday, Nov.

Efforts at transitional justice in the former Yugoslavia have stalled, with the closing of the ICTY court. But advocates are still working to make reconciliation a reality.

When justice happens far away and is conducted in a foreign language, who is it really for?

On June 2, the Special Tribunal for Lebanon announced it would have to close by the end of July due to lack of funds. The next day it said all proceedings in a new trial due to open on June 16 were suspended. Lebanon is bankrupt and it’s not paying its 49% share of the budget anymore. And international donors seem to have concluded that this court was not worth the billion dollars it has spent on it.