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Today at 57. Woodruff in philadelphia, the overwhelming impact on students of massive budget cuts. You know, were hoping that money will be coming, but i dont know. We dont have enough to even carry us through the end of this month, actually. And its friday, mark shields and david brooks are here, to analyze the weeks news. Those are some of the stories were covering on tonights pbs newshour. Major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by moving our economy for 160 years. Bnsf, the engine that connects us. And with the ongoing support of these institutions this program was made possib...

Liberias assistant minister of health spoke at the center for strategic and International Studies friday about his countrys response to ebola. He talked about ongoing challenges some of the Lessons Learned and what is currently being done to help eradicate the disease. This is an hour and a half. Good morning, everyone. Im Steve Morrison Senior Vice President here at csis, i direct the globe Health Programs here, and we are joined and honored to have with us tolbert nyenswah. And ill say a few words why were here and how well go about the decision. I want to thank colleagues who helped pull th...

To implement the framework. Probably work with our insurers. On the topic, which is very serious topic hour people use technology and information, certainly with analytics and new Business Opportunities we need to continue on our journey on stem outside indication Stem Education and increasing the capabilities in math and science. Your hear everybody say it were not making enough progress. So, we are doing our part. I know bank of america is doing their part. All doing our part but as a collective we do need to have even more dialogue and probably more partnership with the government on this. ...

Throughout the show, and that question has the response been adequate. Right. Is really enganging our viewers because we keep seeing the numbers go up and up, and it seems like the response is about the same. We did a segment on this, and remember the number was 600, which is a huge number. We thought the tragedy would be concerned now the death toll is 2500, and that is still trending. Has gone viral. Pardon the use of the word, and we also have this graphic, this is for all the people who are suffering from ebola, check that out really quick. Huge response from our academy, i cannot help but...

"There was a high level of intoxication and his recollection of the incident is not good at all."