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Ray's always been different. last year, he said he was going to dig a hole to china. at&t is working with farmers to improve irrigation techniques. remote moisture sensors use a reliable network to tell them when and where to water. so that farmers like ray can compete in big ways. china. oh ... he got there. that's the power of and. to the the "index" of other to the "index" of other news. a rescue from a seaplane in the east river, coming down late today after experiencing trouble. one of the pontoons breaking on landing. the plane starting to sink. the fdny helping ten people off the ai...

The second little piece of common wisdom that sort of settled in immediately today about them is that even though they may have forced him out they certainly do not have anybody in mind to replace him nor do they have the votes to pick anyone to replace him even if they could agree on who they wanted. they have enough votes to make his life miserable but not enough votes to take over. and so lucky, lucky kevin mccarthy, john boehner's number two, is expected to ascend to the top job even though conservatives who lit this fire in the first place really have no more reason to like kevin mccarthy...

Mccarthy than they did john boehner. but that's the common wisdom now. kevin mccarthy, who is quite literally a lucky guy, he won the lottery on a scratch ticket when he was 20 years old, bought a deli with the proceeds that became a very successful business, kevin mccarthy, lottery winner, out of nowhere is once again the guy in the right place at the right time and appears therefore to be about to ascend to one of the most powerful jobs on earth with no congressional track record of any sort that might explain how he got there. here's the question, though. and it can sort of only be answered...

month. the u.n. general assembly plans to stroet this afternoon on a resolution condemning president assad for the brutal crackdown. our journalists in syria say government forces appear to be losing their tight grip across the northern part of the country. we're going to get a firsthand account on the ground from cnn's ivan watson. >> reporter: young men and old sit on the ground chain-smoking next to assault rifles, but they say they've gotten these weapons within the last couple of months. they're trying to protect their communities, their families and villages by laying rings of ...