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Exploring iconic photographs. Everybody wrote one essay and we will see the historic images. The program is moderated by one of the coeditors, professor Gary Gallagher. Peter has given me the official goahead. We are going to display mercy in this panel at the end of a long day. What we are going to do is go down the table. Matt joan, aaron are our panel. We are each room to talk about our photograph and i will start with matt. I am going to start with mattgallman matt gallman because this book was his idea. Is it ok if i stay seated . This is a book that we did and my job right now is to tell...

A Crystal Meth Lab was inside. All day long, investigators in heavyduty protective gear scoured the home for oefdz. They were call evidence. They were call forward an overdose and found signs of the meth lab. You always wonder, and worry about todays people. Some are them are just a little crazy out there. You wouldnt think thered be a meth lab a stones throw from your house. Reporter Police Arrested the man who allegedly overdosed. He was treated and charged with two houses had to be evacuated. Hazmat units and the bomb squad the chemicals used are highly combut theible. I think its terrible....

Winners and losers. Loser the obama care website which had technical issues because of web traffic. You cant campaign that millions dont have health care and then be surprised millions dont have health cares. Thats like 800flowers be caught off guard by valentines day. Winner, canada. Senator ted cruz was born in canada. While we worried about iran, a canadian shut down the u. S. Government. Well played, canada. Well done. Good morning, everyone. Its monday, october 7th. Welcome to kwomorning joe. With us on set, visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford, jr. Good mo...

Harold Steves' home museum showcases the history of Steveston Village and a time when people from different communities were living together in harmony.

The agroecologist retires after six decades in politics and fighting for the land. But he’s still hard at work.