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You look around and you have obvious uncertainties. There are fewer questions but the saudis are concerned. You dont have a stable leadership in iraq. In terms of actual coverage problems in kuwait and bahrain. I get worried about the idea of continuity here. I get worried about how well the kingdom can deal with a king and new foreign minister minister, but i have concerned. On the job sight looking at the five year plan data and the budget plan data, theyre not making progress and it is critical. Women are a key aspect of a productive labor force when theyre more than half the population. There is amazing lack of correlation between education and job creation. Education for jobs when the economy is creating them is very valuable. Education for the sake of education has almost no Historical Impact in moving countries toward development. And this is not popular but it is unfortunately where nobody trots out numbers to contradic ....
We will speak with storycorps founder dave isay out the new book called ties that bind. All that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Today in a democracy now special, we look back at a decade of stories from the oral history project storycorps. In 2003, the first storycorps recording booth open in new york citys Grand Central station. Since then, nearly 100,000 people have recorded interviews with their loved ones in storycorps booths across the country. Their voices are burned into a cd for the people who do the interview and their loved one, and then preserved at the american folk like ray center elaborate congress. Today, 10 years and some 50,000 interviews after its inception, storycorps stands as the largest collection of voices ever gathered in history. The leads of people have listened on public radio and online. Today we will spend the hour with storycorps ....
We will speak with storycorps founder dave isay out the new book called ties that bind. All that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Today in a democracy now special, we look back at a decade of stories from the oral history project storycorps. In 2003, the first storycorps recording booth open in new york citys Grand Central station. Since then, nearly 100,000 people have recorded interviews with their loved ones in storycorps booths across the country. Their voices are burned into a cd for the people who do the interview and their loved one, and then preserved at the american folk like ray center elaborate congress. Today, 10 years and some 50,000 interviews after its inception, storycorps stands as the largest collection of voices ever gathered in history. The leads of people have listened on public radio and online. Today we will spend the hour with storycorps ....
The last significant rain was two weeks ago which means the ground was too dry to produce much runoff from todays rain and upcoming storms. The storms were expecting this weekend. I wouldnt bank on a lot of water ending up in these reservoirs. We hope it will. P its been very dry. The rain may not boost the reservoirs but it does help people trying to achieve the voluntary reduction in water use since most water use deals with landscaping. Some people we talk to have the same idea. And right now, i turned all the water off from the front and backyard. And hoping for a little bit of rain. At this point, the south bay reservoirs are 40 capacity and would be much lower if the district wasnt pumping in federal water right now and the race is on to see it reserve or rain can beat this drought. I am all an optimistic guy, so i am going to hope the best will come. And tonight, the Water District board will also be hearing about some stat ....
Good morning, everyone. We begin with new details in the shooting at an atlanta area elementary school. Michael brandon hill is in custody after surrendering to police. The police dont have a motive. But the 20yearold apparently had stopped taking his medication. Theres the school clerk who managed to talk hill into laying down his weapon and ammunition, most likely saving many young lives. We begin our coverage with abcs kristin fisher. Reporter 20yearold Michael Brandon hill is in Police Custody this morning. But his motive for terrorizing this Atlanta Elementary School may never be understood. Even his own brother is at a loss. I couldnt tell you what his mindset was when he went up in there. I honestly can tell you he has a long history of medical disorders and everything. Going to including bipolar. Repo ....