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Life, and all just for playing a game. But it is not all Championship Rings and showers for some of the elite athletes. Theres hard work of course. A limited career life span and for many, hard Lessons Learned that can apply to almost everyone. Thats our cover story today. Luxurious mansions, private jets, expensive cars. The life of pro athletes seems perfect. They get paid millions to play the games they love, but what happens when their careers are over . Recently, it was revealed nba star ba...

Im annemarie green. We begin in washington where it is deja vu all over again. Another down to the wire budget battle that threatens to shut down the government in less than two weeks. Funding. Many conservative republicans want the funding cut off and are not. Reporter the push against planned parenthood is gaining strength in the house. Instead of dealing with the economy of our country, republicans are up to some more of their i dont know how to even to describe it. Insults, lack of respect f...

Think its safe to say that this is probably going to be his favorite stop during his whole trip here in new york, to see these children and their faces glowing, just to get this opportunity to meet pope francis. Ive had the opportunity to interview some of these kids that will have the oneonone time with pope francis. It was pretty school. They said he is pretty cool to have a pope that actually has an online social media account. They love reading his tweets. They love trying to get an opportun...

To every child succeed . Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, im ray suarez. It was one of the signature domestic policies of the early president of president bush. Giving an important place to standardized testing in figuring out which schools succeeded and failed. Using federal money as carrot and stick, no child left behind put lots of power in the hands of education, and was spearheaded by a republican president. The federal department of education is long before a par the of the R...

Ahead to every child succeed . Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, im ray suarez. It was one of the signature domestic policies of the early president of president bush. Giving an important place to standardized testing in figuring out which schools succeeded and failed. Using federal money as carrot and stick, no child left behind put lots of power in the hands of education, and was spearheaded by a republican president. The federal department of education is long before a par the of...

Republic. And an invasion in new yorks buildings. Why you need toe be quick to see it. After years of fighting in libya, its hoped the countrys divided political factions are finally on the verge of establishing a unity government. Representatives have attended talks in rome. There are doubts that most libyans would accept a single authority. From roam, heres this report. Se. Reporter they expressed their support of a u. N. Deal. It was also in roam where some of libyas rival factions showed the...

To every child succeed . Its the inside story. Welcome to inside story, im ray suarez. It was one of the signature domestic policies of the early president of president bush. Giving an important place to standardized testing in figuring out which schools succeeded and failed. Using federal money as carrot and stick, no child left behind put lots of power in the hands of education, and was spearheaded by a republican president. The federal department of education is long before a par the of the R...

After junes failure to launch. Hello. The last votes are being counted in spains general election. Prime minister Mariano Rajoy center right Peoples Party looks set to win the most votes but will fell well shortly of i an outright majority. The socialists are not far behind. A strong showing for the two new players, the podemos player and ciudadnos party. We have two correspondents following the outcome in madrid. To david chatter who is at a podemos rally. Podemos, i suspect, in a victorious mo...

This is being recorded by cspan for later broadcast on booktv, so we ask that you take this moment to silence your cell phones. When we get to the questions and comments portion of the program, please wait for the microphone so that you may be heard and recorded. Following the presentation there will be book sales and signing in the atrium of our chapel, and a wine and cheese reception will also follow. Or authors tonight are dr. John carl and mary looman. Doctor karl is a system professor at th...

Lyndon johnson read before the nation upon the signing of the act on july 2, 1964. This is the copy that was put into the teleprompter. My fellow americans, im about to sign into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964. I want to take this occasion to talk to you about what that law means to every american. 188 years ago this week, a small band of valiant men began a long struggle for freedom. He did six drafts of the speech, and then he added extemporaneously the word long, to indicate the many decade...