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Host jody writes thats all the time we have for this segment of washington journal this morning. Up next we are joined by dr. Ben carson. And later we will discuss a department of justice Grant Program. We will be right back. Tonight, we begin a series looking at the developments in the Technology Industry for 2015. We met up with our three guests in las vegas. Gary shapiro president and ceo of ford motor company, and the fcc commissioner michael orielly. Solving problems of the world. If you lo...

Journal articles to providers out there and whether or not that should be reported. Its one that you and i spent time on and thats a challenging one absolutely but ultimately i am comfortable with sitting down with my provider and asking about a payment showing up in the database and having her tell me that this is related to learning more about this condition, which you dont have but another patient may have and that is why that was there. There are choices. Its to not take it, to take it and r...

Most vulnerable. We must continue to teach our children the value of hard work and personal responsibility. Those are the values that lead to success and a great future in our state. We have worked hard to build a stronger economy. What holds us back as a state yet to how can we do better . And what are the challenges that we face that are remaining . Their children can achieve their dreams. We know when we do this work there will be setbacks. But setbacks offer opportunities for comebacks. Area...

This week on q a our guest is Judith Miller former New York Times reporter and author of the book the story, a reporters journey. Jewely miller author of this story. Deep in the book you have a chapter called inmate 454570083 this paragraph. The worst part of jail was not sleeping on the paper thin yoga mat on the cold concrete ledges that had replaced more expensive cots nor the vile food mystery meets drenched that an inmate dubbed sloppy nose. So what was the worst thing about being in jail i...

Ifill plus, a promising but still unproven approach to combating alzheimers targeting those at high risk before they show symptoms. When my father was still alive and i looked at him, all i saw was my destiny. And i was frightened for me, but i was more frightened for my family. Woodruff those are just some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by charles schwab, proud supporter of the pbs newshour. And by the alfred p. Sloan ...

Through it. What issue do you focus on . We are focused on innovation. We want to make sure American Companies can keep introducing the coolest products in the world. It is global phenomenon but we are the leader. And that requires additional spectrum and a rationale patent policy. And requires free trade. We will talk about the issue, but i want to talk about an issue the fcc is hashing out and that is a consumer issue, the unlooking unlocking of cellphones, do you have an opinion about that . ...

Still unproven approach to combating alzheimers targeting those at high risk before they show symptoms. When my father was still alive and i looked at him, all i saw was my destiny. And i was frightened for me, but i was more frightened for my family. Woodruff those are just some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by charles schwab, proud supporter of the pbs newshour. And by the alfred p. Sloan foundation. Supporting scien...

Convalescent plasma another Government Group says not so fast. Thanks for being with us. With just over two months to go before the u. S. President ial election, donald trump paid a visit to kenosha, wisconsin. A city still reeling from the viles surrounding Racial Justice protests. The president did not mention the name jacob blake, the africanamerican man shot in the back seven times by kenosha police. Instead he doubled down on his law and order message in a clear effort to win votes. Cnns Je...

In law is 20 g m t watching out his ear alive from london, where crowds have gathered outside Buckingham Palace to mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth the 2nd you case. The longest serving monarch has died at the age of 96. The queen was on the throne. The 70 is one of the longest rains in global history and was a familiar face to hundreds of millions of people around the world. But here in the u. K, many saw her as a rock of stability, seeing the country through times of turbulence, like the 2nd...

Where despite the rain crowds have gathered outside Buckingham Palace to mourn the death of Queen Elizabeth. The 2nd you case longest serving monarch has died at the age of 96. The queen was on the throne for 70 years. One of the longest reigns in global history and was a familiar face to hundreds of millions of people around the world. But here in the u. K, many saw her as a rock of stability, seeing the country through times of turbulence, like the 2nd world war. And the end of the British Emp...