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William lands at ohare. He scarfs down nachos. And last night, together for some barbecue in memphis before a big wedding weekend. The two princes, set to shake up the real kings hometown. And good morning, america. Happy friday. Those princes sure know how to have fun. And, robin, a place you know pretty well. My neck of the woods, down south, in memphis, tennessee. Rendezvous, oh, the ribs there. They melt in your mouth. How are the nachos, robin . At ohare . Youll have to ask william about that one. I can taste the sweet tea, as well. That dry rub . Oh, yeah. Like the dry . I like the wet. ...

Members were contingent and unsecure with their jobs. Now its over 70 . That trend seems to be continuing. The trend of state legislatures defunding Higher Education gradually shifting the cost from taxpayers to students, thats now a 25 year trend. Trends like that dont always and quickly. I think theres a future for state funding in higher Public Education is not great. Both of those things do not mind mote bode well for maintaining Higher Education. If i were to recommend anything i would recommend the federal government pay for public Higher Education and make it freeforall children come to...

U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang sentenced Randolph Stanley, 44, of Lexington Park to four years in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for conspiracy to commit

U.S. District Judge Theodore D. Chuang sentenced Randolph Stanley, age 44, of Lexington Park, Maryland, yesterday to four years in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for conspiracy to commit wire fraud.