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MSNBCW Ayman July 6, 2024 - Vimarsana News

MSNBCW Ayman July 6, 2024

ayman wilkie dean and new york, we are continuing to follow the tragedy out of allen, texas this hour. police reports are -- at an outlet mall just north of dallas. and moments ago, local officials made a very brief statement saying a police officer and an unrelated call at that mall heard shots ring out at about 3:36 pm local time. officials are confirming there are casualties, they have not yet released the exact numbers on those dead, or injured. police also say they's believe the suspect has acted alone. they're saying they plan to hold another press conference in about two hours...

MSNBC Ayman June 4, 2024 00:02:00 - Vimarsana News

MSNBC Ayman June 4, 2024 00:02:00

Unspeakable tragedy. we are going to, as we mentioned, bring you all the information that we get as it happens. joining me right now is msnbc national security analyst and former assistant eric for counter intelligence at the fbi, frank figliuzzi. emerson dc long forsman analyst, carmen best. and clint watts, msnbc national security analyst and former fbi special agent. let me just recap quickly what we just heard there, frank, from both the allen police department and the fire -- island fire chief who spoke to reporters for about five minutes or so. did not give too much information, but at l...

Un espace en mémoire de Pierre Favré - Vimarsana News

Un espace en mémoire de Pierre Favré

Un espace en mémoire de Pierre Favré

Asia's Most Influential: Jack Sim, Founder of Restroom Association of Singapore and World Toilet Organization - Vimarsana News

Asia's Most Influential: Jack Sim, Founder of Restroom Association of Singapore and World Toilet Organization

  Having grown up in a kampong in the 1950s, Sim knows these dangers first-hand. “We didn’t have a toilet in the house, but a bucket system in the outhouse; there were a lot of incidents of typhoid fever, cholera and intestinal worms.”  Around one billion people still face the indignity of defecating in the open today, and diarrhoeal diseases—a direct consequence of poor sanitation—kill more children every year than Aids, malaria and measles combined.  Through WTO’s advocacy work, revolutions in sanitation have begun taking place all over the world over the past two decades. In...