Tashfeen malik posted a lesions to isis at some point during wednesday shooting. Actively encouraging people around the world and in our country to commit terrible acts of violence. Oftentimes as long will factors. As motivation for the attack remains key focus for investigators president obama is calling on congress for stricter gun must. We may not be able to prevent every tragedy but the bare minimum we shouldnt make it so easy for potential terrorists or criminals to get their hands on a gun they could use against americans. Im very maloni reporting. Some of the weapons used by the shooters, purchased by someone else in given to the terror coupled, the fbi issuing warrants to the original gun owners to get to the bottom of how the semi automatic got into the hands of the shooters. The president will speak to the nation from the oval office tomorrow at 5 pm our time, this is only the 3rd time he has done that from the oval office, expected to be a major announcement about the attack
Ring of the nibelung says and a lot of words but quite convincingly that pride goes before a fall and it serves as a gripping metaphor for some of todays mighty Business Executives when bosses take a tumble this weeks topic here on mate im Christopher Kober good to have you with us from the comfy cushions of executive chairs to the cold confines of a holding cell it is a bitter root one that some very prominent figures had to take over the years interestingly enough a fairly large number of them after having stellar careers in the automotive sector an industry where being the alpha male the heavyweight still seems to be an essential leadership requirement but where theres hubris disgrace can be just around the corner. I wonder what its like to have a career thats only headed up like those demi gods and suits who reigns. Premed the executive suites of the worlds biggest companies. There and i wonder how it is for them when they fall. Take the example of carlos gone until recently his fo
Following a trial late last year, a Middle Tennessee man who reportedly beat an infant several times, causing multiple broken bones, has been sentenced to 22 years in prison.