Nation primary. Republican candidate marco rubio signed the paperwork today. And paid a 1,000 filing fee. Republican republican rival Carly Fiorina filed to be on the ballot and the former ceo trails eight gop candidates in the latest fox news poll of registered voters. Steve democratic president ial candidate Bernie Sanders was in New Hampshire as well filing his paperwork to be on the ballot. He is the second democrat to sign the paperwork this week. The remaining candidates have until the 20th to file. The date of the primary has not been set, but is expected to be february 9th. You can catch the next two debates on tuesday. The early debate starts at 6 00 p. M. Followed by the leading candidates at 9 00. Dari i was feeling like we live in california. When the rain came, it felt strange. Steve it was warm and humid. You could see the overcast, cloudy, as we look at one world pretty incredible. Nick we broke 70 today. No record. But tomorrow there could be a record temperature establ
He will not be in the prime time debate. No, hes at the kids table. Yeah, the second tier one. So is George Pataki. Hes out completely. They wont let him take the debate stage at all. In the polls. And a boy missing for 13 years was found alive. He was 5 years old when he was kidnapped by his father. He didnt know it. How he cracked the case. We like to go on adventures, maybe learn things like water skiing, finger painting. Our next little project . Were going to opera school. Yes, were going to learn how to sing because, i didnt realize this, everybody has a voice inside of them. Well, yeah. And ours needs a lot of work. We went to the Manhattan School of music yesterday, take a look. Very Prestigious College and graduate program. Its been around for about 100 years. That is Maitland Peters and, you he was gentle, encouraging, very knowledgeable. I think hes a little overwhelmed by the amount of work he had in front of him. [laughter] Manhattan School of music is this real treasure u
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Funding for this program was provided by. Human beings are all one species. We are all equally capable of language, creativity, and thought. The differences among us lie in our cultures, our beliefs, how we organize our societies and how we make our living. Humans have populated every environment on earth. We live on the frozen tundra and in the searing deserts. We live in thriving cities of millions and in isolated camps of a few dozen. Some societies seem simple because they are small and their members are selfsufficient and use simple tools. Others seem complex because they have large populations and people depend on each other for food and goods and use sophisticated technology. In between, there is a range that fills the spectrum. All of these differences are cultural, learned behavior, the result of a complex interaction between our inventiveness and our natural environments. As we search for new horizons, our inventiveness thrusts us across the boundaries of space, into new worl
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