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Sudanese armed forces and the rapid support forces that would allow for those aircraft to get in for those forces to get in to secure the embassy and to move on out there looking at the upcoming eagle father a holiday in the coming days to see if that leads to a sustained ceasefire that would allow for some of this to happen, thats what theyre watching now. the upcoming holiday in the days again those forces hundreds of marines already ready to go at camp lemonier in djibouti. should the order c...

Investment, of being part of something wonderful in america. without any money down, without that kind of responsibility, im not sure this is a very good idea. >> jeanine: i even read some articles, greg, that talk about it may go up to $100 a month on the $400,000 mortgage. the question is, do you get to count the people money goes towards as dependents? >> greg: if you do the math, it is 500 bucks a year, 30 year fixed rate mortgage, let me do my -- $15,000 over the course of the loan. so if y...

Time thats why math in thi process. anytime i try to think too forward, you know, it gets cloudy so im riding the rollercoaste of emotions, taking one day at a time interest in god im walking by faith my perspective has always been even more the situation it was a blessing even just to make i to the nfl, but to make it out of my situation with almost no a scratch on me and i have all the blessings coming my way, i has just been one of those things where you, im just trying to figure out the bes ...

Talking about illinois. >> they haveabou 60 schools ins singnois where not a single kid is proficient in readingct them and math. what do you expect them to do? theyre going to take over the streets. theyre unruly, and theres nodh one willing to tero o sit back and put discipline in the schools. l they need to bring the paddleedt back in these schools.d and parents need to be helaccoud accountable for the actions of their children. well, i have friends that are teachers in the district of columb...

They want to get back to reading, writing and math. >> dana: top personal priorities in the american dream survey. my children and family was the top at 58.7%. the next after that is health and healthcare. you could almost put those two together is how strongly people feel. the other thing you found, though, is you asked why do people think the country is on the wrong track? call for number three shows government at 34%. then the economy and again i think you can put those two together as well a...

I dont know. i wouldnt know about the others. well find out. weve had more than 20 years to get ready for this because thats how long its been up there. look this satellite is an interesting thing about 660. pounds it is currently traveling somewhere around 16 17,000 mph as it heads back towards earth here. the department of defense is monitoring its location and the e t a. is 9 40 pm eastern time in terms of when it will come back to earth where its going to come back. bigger question. one reas...

A Frenship teacher is using her love of Star Wars to help engage her students and connect with other educators, while gaining international, or maybe even intergalactic, attention.

It is wonderful to be back in school, to again see the smiling faces of young people walking throughout the building, going from class to class with excitement and anticipation, gently pushing at their friends to move along, so no one ends up being late to class.

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Education Minister Stephen Lecce has pledged $180-million for programs designed to turn around disappointing results that showed elementary students struggling in reading, writing and math