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Many are expected to gather on Wednesday for the funeral of Dr. John Mitchell Johnson - the owner of Raleighs oldest pharmacy, and North Carolinas oldest Black-owned pharmacy.

Screen right now were recently barred from a regional beauty contest for using botox to make them hotter than they already are. why is this happening, america? we sent our cameras to saudi arabia to find out. the wildlife biologist or ernst estimate. for us, thank you for coming on. lets say you have a camel through no fault of his own he was unusually unattractive and you think im going to fix this with the lip tik tok or an ear pin, they cant give consent, should that be allowed? to get you ge...

Camels like the one youre seeing on yourrereen rig screen now, were recently barred fromy a regional beauty contest in the gulf for using botox to make them even hotter than they already are. why is this happening, america? we sent our cameras to saudi arabia s to find out how weve gone right to the source on this forest. >> l.a. is a wildlifeus, th biologist. he joinsan us tonight for us .ri thanks so much for coming. ugh o >> f so lets say you have a camel through no fault of his own whos just...

When will they ever see that promise made good, that there will be a corridor without being attacked by russian forces that they can somehow make it to safety? now, as you have pointed out, at least this is a very difficult situation for people who are stuck in the middle of this conflict. its too safe to stay away where they are. its too unsafe to stay where they are. its too dangerous to leave. what options do they have left? and in some places, theres no place to hide. if youre an ear pin, yo...

If you lived in Grand Junction, Colorado of the 1980s, you probably had dozens of these hiding all over the place.

If you lived in Grand Junction, Colorado of the 1980s, you probably had dozens of these hiding all over the place.