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So that spurred me to think about these issues. The reason i wrote it, im from louisville. I grew up going to the Public Schools there and i was when i was in the second grade, was in the inner city, one of the poorer neighborhoods in the city. So it was something i thought about since i was a little kid. And so when the case went to the Supreme Court, i was obviously very interested in following it because it was personal. Host talk about the personal connection. I always like to ask that befor...

The latest. And as Health Officials keep close watch on developments with the ebola alert, heres what we know so far about efforts to treat those who have been diagnosed with the disease and those who are being monitored for possible symptoms. In the d. C. Area, one of two eing monitored for ebola has now been diagnosed with malaria. Now, that other patient remains in the hospital with possible symptoms of the deadly virus. At the nebraska center, in omaha, a team is preparing for the arrival of...

Is told top donors hes thinking of running for president again in 2016. If we werent leading with that we would probably be leading with the news that federal prosecutors are now recommending felony charges for David Petraeus retired four star generally and former cia director for leaking top secret classified information to his mistress. Theres word chris crist yoohristie was questioned recently by federal prosecutors who may be preparing indictments. Well get to all of those stories plus a lot...

To the State Capitol and hundreds gathered outside the Police Department. They arrested dozens of protesters. In poland president obama warned against letting anger take hold. There is sorrow. There is anger. There is confusion about next steps, but there is unity in recognizing this is not how we want our community to operate. This is not who we want to be as americans. That serves as the basis for our being able to move forward. In texas police are learning more about the gunman and what made ...

And mvp. They dont get sarcasm. This is despite rejecting several opportunities to clarify his wore over the last 24 hours, including, frankly, being handed quite a lifeline by two conservative hosts. The flipflop has trump faces pretty big problems in a number of key states. Brandnew polls, North Carolina, that went red. Went for romney in 2012. Clinton now shows a staggering ninepoint advantage over trump, 48 39 . In the key battleground of florida, clinton has launched ahead of trump by five ...

Flynn. Its called islamic cell, not radical versions of it, a threat. As a general, he should know better. Good morning, im alison kosik sitting in for christi paul, sleeping in i would imagine. Good morning. We begin with a surprise settlement, donald trump, hes agreed to 25 million to settle the lawsuits to profit business businesses of Trump University. The students say the courses promised to teach Real Estate Investing techniques they could use to get rich. But instead, the students accused...

Hello im christine want to welcome to news africa its good to have you along youre watching me now so you know what a difference a broad cost can make and its not Just Television radio can be a powerful tool for citizen journalists now there are about a 1000000 refugees between south sudan and uganda and its mostly people from south sudan who fled to uganda because of fighting often they a rival triggers conflicts inside the host country now displaced people and members off the hook society ofte...

Intelligence. And the president blames the president for ratcliffs downfall after questions came up over his qualifications. Ratcliff had very little experience. And a republican told cnn there was very little had you for his confirmation, with the Intelligence Community nervous at the prospect of the nomination as well from berkeley heights, new jersey, Sarah Westwood with us now. Sarah, what more do we know about where this is going . Reporter well, christi, congressman John Ratcliff said yest...

Countries Bangladesh Myanmar Source World Bank The World Bank today approved 700 million for basic services and to build disaster and social resilience in Bangladesh where nearly one million Rohingya have fled violence in Myanmar since 2017

The World Bank's board has approved two projects involving $700 million to provide basic services and build disaster and social resilience for both the host communities and the displaced Rohingya population in Bangladesh