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Are safe. Who is to say it hadnt happened before . Sam the bus season oversees by a d. C. Education board who said in a statement, we have been in touch with the student family and were investigating the incident. Thomas seemed happy today. He has received a certificate from his school. His grandmother hopes one day he will be able to speak. He utters sounds but he doesnt talk. Sam he couldnt tell you what happened . No. Sam so if this child hadnt put this on some kind of video, nobody i would havent known. Sam the school did not release the video. The state department of education, the people...

Prince georges county schooe now have a brand new outdoor classroom. They helped build it themselves this morning. Lindsay watts tells us how reporter with every scoop oo dirt and brush of paint students are bringing to life a new placw to learn. I cant wait to see the blooming flowers. They are going to bebl pretty. Reporter nonprofit called Real School Gardens make itl ga happen working with low income schools around the country to give a gift that keeps growing. After we build the garden wee spend two years on campusampu training teachers to use it. T. We dont build the garden and leave. We...

And so many of you know the ways in which hiv aids has devastated the lives of countless americans and people across the world. But what people havent realized is the extent to which the hiv epidemic actually retold the history of the 1970s. The 1970s was this incredibly vibrant, diverse moment in american history. It gave way to an explosion of churches, it gave way to an explosion of newspapers long before there were apps, long before there were [inaudible] gay men needed to communicate, and they turned to newspapers. Yet the history of this has been overshadowed because doctors, policymaker...

Where back then i that is live at the Annapolis Book festival, a panel on political campaigning. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning everyone. Love i have taught were 27 years in politics so i love this panel. I taught at the University Maryland and serve 31 years in elected office so i love this panel even more especially now that i am not in elected office and currently serve as the headi of the amfar mezzo group. Most importantly though i am the proud father of three who was a student here and loves the school as well. Is that may not only say welcome to you but...

Experiments. In these places you are still talking about it. And looks at whether these toss more benefits into the pile. And moving towards we have no idea what it is going to be because they loved it to the federal council to develop, one reason they will probably lose. Lets finish it up. The last question of the afternoon. I have two questions. Which may or may not be related. Number one i was monitoring the twitter feed on the event and someone posted a question asking was there any rigor or sampling to the interviews you did and are you trying to present them as representative of somethin...