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Each of them made the case and christopher would get up and offer his rebuttal. The doctor of islamic thought happened also to be in a wheelchair, and so after christopher finished taking down each of his opponents he then looked at the crowd and he said, surely you must be thinking he cant go after the woman in wheelchair. But i assure you, you are wrong. Its been pointed out often by him, by christopher, that he shouldve had come easy would have lived longer, if you less good constitution, although about his untimely death i will say he exactly died at the age of about 75 because his love of...

The Supreme Court has two cases remaining, the hobby lobby case on the contraceptive mandate and Health Care Law and another on employee unions. Decisions on those will be announced monday, the final day of the courts term. We have many of this terms oral arguments on our website cspan. Org where you can listen to the cases as they were argued before the Supreme Court. One of the Court Decisions handed down yesterday and talked about during the event we just watched was the case involving an Abortion Clinic buffer zone. Politico has this story about the case. The Supreme Court on thursday unan...

A Doctors Without Borders letters just back from sierra leone is being held in isolation in a new jersey hospital despite showing no signs of having ebola. She says shes going to sue over her treatment. We will speak to a nurse just back from guinea and economist Jeffrey Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University which has a team in guinea. We will also speak to John Hopkins University professor nancy kass about the use of experimental drugs to treat ebola patients. All that and more coming up. Welcome to democracy now, democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. The ...

Africa, debate grows in the United States over quarantining Health Care Workers returning from the region. A Doctors Without Borders letters just back from sierra leone is being held in isolation in a new jersey hospital despite showing no signs of having ebola. She says shes going to sue over her treatment. We will speak to a nurse just back from guinea and economist Jeffrey Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University which has a team in guinea. We will also speak to John Hopkins University professor nancy kass about the use of experimental drugs to treat ebola patients. All that and ...

5 00 a. M. Was when that cut off was for them when Seattle Police were given the green light to dismantle chop following mayor Jenny Durkans executive order. Officials say they have made 44 arrests for failure to disperse, assault. Recall malicious mischief. Even though the police took back over the precinct still a lot of cleaning to do. The mayor reluctant to shut mayor down six weeks ago sounding off. From conversations over the weekend it was clear that many individuals would not leave and that the impacts to the community could not be reduced and Public Safety could not be improved until ...