Another one for you voters. That thoseake sure toolkits talk about not only registering the vote, what is going on the local communities, that they also talk about making sure that people stay engaged, because the problem is the reason people dont want to go to the polls is because they get disgusted putting people in office who dont do what they were promised to do. They get angry that they are not making sure their children are having the best education. They get upset when the mayor is not holding the police force accountable. Let me interject. Thats why we have to make sure we hold people accountable and that we engage in this process all the time. Greathink you make a point. Thank you ray much. Thank you very much. We throughout the word account of early all the time. Why arent we holding mayors accountable . Why arent we Holding State legislatures accountable . In cities that have 2000 churches, very few of those members attend city council meetings. Activees where we have organi
Well, a good thursday morning, im reena ninan. Im t. J. Holmes. The woman whos kidnapping was caught on camera is back with her family this morning. Carlesha freeland gaiter left a hospital overnight. The man is in police custody. Investigators towed the car away from the parking lot they were found. It was kicked out by her during the kidnapping. We have the details on how investigators tracked him down. Reporter found alive. Tonight the fbi and the Philadelphia Police department have great news. That carlesha freeland has been rescued. Reporter after being abducted just blocks from her home, the search is finally over. Yeah, im sitting in my kitchen in front of me. And told me im bringing your daughter home. I said, all right, he said, no, im bringing your daughter home. And he brought my baby home. Reporter the fbi had video of this man, caught on a surveillance camera in philadelphia the same day she was abducted. Of particular interest, the walk. They hoped that someone would reco
White house Breakfast Press secretary made comments as well. The story all morning long caroline in paris on the ground. Tell us exactly what is going on right now in the aftermath. Good morning. A state of shock as was said an hour ago. A newspaper has been attacked. Now they are trying to figure out what will be the response of the french government to the terrorist attack in the newspaper. France was placed under the highest level, meaning you have some security obviously, there will be security in the media as well. We have increased the security in france. France is in a state of shock. Just been launched to support the victims, the family of the victims on twitter and this is going viral. Many french people here are in a state of shock. It is important to get a sense of what the this is for france. Cannot confirm, but it is possible the pen name of the cartoonist has been doing very aggressively secure satirical cartoons of the prophet mohammed , the cartoonist himself kissing a
National institute on aging promising signs of alzheimers disease will be supported. We have a distinguished panel of experts here today and family members and also quite a and audience. I will welcome the representative of the Alzheimers Association summit you came along way to be here today we thank you for your tireless worker about the need to do more for your loved ones. Also we have students from the university of virginia spending the day learning about budget and appropriations. On the first panel will hear from dr. Francis collins distinguished director of National Institutes of health and what kinds of research are most likely to benefit from our appropriations and we will also have dr. Lee and this and also from the National Institute of aging also here to answer questions on this second panel we go to the researcher who underwrote the study that i mentioned earlier and joined by two individuals impacted by this devastating disease. Finally congressman is here today as a lon
Just under two hours. [inaudible conversations] the Senate Subcommittee Senate Appropriations subcommittee on labor health, human services, education and related agencies will please come to order. Todays hearing is the sixth that this subcommittee has held since 2000 focusing on alzheimers disease. The burden of the disease, the state of the research and the challenges we face. Going back many years we heard predictions from experts about the far reaching consequences this disease will have on the quality of life of American Families and the burden will place on our economy in the years ahead. Last april major study predicted these consequences will be far greater than anyone previously imagined. We will hear from the author of that study on the next panel. This study commanded the attention of the nation and the subcommittee. There are few americans whose life hasnt been touched in some way by alzheimers disease whether through a Family Member or a friend. It is the most common form