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that arrest is not connected to the shooting of his wife. we want to know why this lady was treated that way and we want please help us. if you have any information that can help investigators, call crime stoppers. gabrielle: a taylor s man stands accused of trying to hire someone to kill his ex-girlfriend. zachary henderson offered someone $2700 to kill his ex will stop he was charged back in november with solicitataon to commit a felony. that person turned down henderson s offer. nigel: officials are investigating the death of a high school basketball player. the 18-year-old, nathan tyler grief counselors were on hand. investigators have not release the cause of death but say there is no indication of foul play. gabrielle: local civil rights groups are threatening to lock woodruff road in protest thomas thing police used excessive force. reporter: there is not a date or time set for the protest. information from police and local groups don t match up about what ha ....
employees. an american doctor infected with ebola has now arrived in the united states. doctor kent bradley left west africa this morning on a specially equipped private plane a short time ago. that ambulance transported him from dobbins air force base outside of atlanta to emory hospital. this is the first time that a person with ebola has been brought to the united states. dr. brantley will be treated at emory hospital. what is the latest. reporter: good afternoon, the latest is that they did arrive in an isolation plane at 11:20 a.m. as you said he was transported in an ambulance followed by six or seven vehicles. it appeared that the vehicles brought over to the university. i was standing right there when the special ambulance came by. he is being placed into the special isolation you want here at emory university right now. dr. kent brantley is a doctor with samaritan s purse, the aid organization he works for, and they were the catalyst for making all of this ....
the government and f.a.r.c. rebels. israel sceped up attacks in the south of gaza stepped up attacks in gaza. in the last few hours a u.n. school was attacked, 10 people were kill. 30 were injured. chris of the united nations relief and works agency told al jazeera they have not confirmed whether the school was targeted nor if it was israeli fire. we have to be clear and careful before we come out and make accusations and let me make it clear. when there is evidence, as there was with the school a few days ago. we were clear that it was artillery from the israelis, we condemned it in strong language in a serious violation. let s see what the case is. there s no point making premature accusations. that would be to undermine the authority and neutrality. it s the family silver, which we are guarding jealously. the precise coordinates of all coordinations are given to israeli authorities. when we drive vehicles around, that s coordinated with the israeli authorities. ....
good afternoon, everyone. it s a pleasure to welcome everyone to the second annual dean s lecture to the graduating class. and the excitement here is extraordinary. there were long lines. we have an overflow room, because this room is packed. we have people in the front rows with notorious rgbt t-shirts. and we re all gathered here to hear from i d like a big round of applause for our extraordinary speaker, justice ginsburg. [applause] thank you. so the idea behind this lecture is that it s an opportunity for our graduating students to hear from a giant in the law, as she reflects on her career and offers advice to graduating students. and i can t imagine a better speaker for us to be listening to. because we re going to be talking about justice ginsburg s career i m not going to go into a long intro. it s just particularly wonderful to have you here. first of all because you re someone who is not only a great justice but really a rarity among justices, somebo ....
about 45 minutes. good morning, everyone. i guess it is afternoon now. welcome to the bipartisan policy center. i am the senior vice president here at the center and it is my pleasure to welcome you all here this afternoon to kick off our new agenda setters series. for those of you who may not be familiar with the bipartisan policy center, we were established in 2007 by four former majority leaders of the united states senate, senator bob dole, the late howard baker, . our goal is to explore timely and compelling and impactful issues and policy making and politics throughout 2015. each event will highlight policy makers and decision in decision making roles and some like today who have only been recently placed in that role, putting forth innovative thinking about how to solve issues that challenge the country and indeed the world today. we are pleased to have senator thom tillis with us for this inaugural event. you have his bio. elected in november senator tillis ....