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the kids grew up. working on the same health care program. they are coworkers, essentially. fell in fell in love and have the troublesome children that they have now. host: here is the cover of the book. you talk about that life is not all bad on the reservation,. guest: my cousin, my first cousin. he has been in prison for a while on a number of charges i may argue that our lives are not tragic, but they are hard. he grew up close but has had it much harder than i. so even in one family you have a range of experiences, , but he we will be the first person to say that his life is not a tragedy. i am hopeful and proud of him. host: indian casinos good for the reservation? guest: have corporations been good for america? yes and no, right? casinos are good and bad. of course, multinational corporations are good and bad. casinos provide revenue and income and jobs and infrastructure. so building roads and hospitals and housing, casinos do that. do they encourage gamblin ....
and heavy rain as well. this was the scene a few hours ago, downtown d.c. we got more rain today than we did during any day in the last two months. it caused trouble for pedestrians and drivers, as you know and in some places flooded streets and knocked out power. at the university of maryland, people were told to take cover when the storms picked up. these photographs taken inside the journalism school where people gathered in hallways to avoid the windows. let s begin with doug in the storm center. the best part is it s all moving out of the region and any severe storm is moving out of here to the northeast. let s look at the radar where these storms are and currently move across our area. you can see the storms moving up towards the north. reds and oranges is the heavy rain that came through earlier today. how much rain did we see here? so far, 1.33 inches in washington and more than three quarters of an inch in quantico. as the rain moves out we will just se ....
question of whether to legalize marijuana. there is one early voting center in each ward and they will be open every day, except for sunday, until november 1st. you can visit our website, nbcwashington.com, to find a complete list of locations. now in maryland, early voting began on thursday and in virginia, qualified voters can get a head start by casting absentee ballots. well, he has played with motown greats like mar slip gaye, stevie wonder, but then, a health scare back in august, we introduced to you a local drummer who needed a leg. now, he is getting a new lease on life, thanks to some of you. marcy grace caught one woody woodson and shares his story. reporter: he has played with some of the biggest names in music and is credited with creating the iconic feed for the isley brothers hit it s your thing. one of the greatest drummers of all time and deep influence on my playing. but after losing his leg to die beat oh the drumming legend was up able to ....
u. s. official has been running the show u. s. allies and asia must be getting a bit nervous, particularly singapore. i was just signed a bunch of deals with china. austin member states including hobby ceasing, a po one to maintain good relations with both the u. s. and pacing is for both the us and china to f, overlapping circles of france. we are not interested in dividing, likes a nation, don t make us choose. we will refuse to choose well display being on the other side of the planet from washington. it looks like the countries in china is on backyard. like singapore, there could be the next ones to get a knock on the door from team america, world police. all right, i rachel monson just by wrapping up this alex program here on auto international. thank you. so much for joining us here. just a quick reminder, one about top storage tonight, america, the u. k. in france, blocking a you and invest negation into america s bio weapons labs in ukraine. if there s nothing t ....
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