Coney barrett. Plus i definitely thought i was going to get hurt. The terrifying runin a jogger had with this Mountain Lion we speak with the man live tonight. Announcer live from cnbc global headquarters, the facts, the truth, the news with Shepard Smith. And good evening three weeks to the election now. Early voting happening at this moment in 46 states. Voter turnout continues to be record shattering and in some cases overwhelming take a look at these long lines in texas where early inperson voting kicked off just today. And some people report they had to wait for hours to cast their ballot joe biden spent the day in florida with a focus on Senior Citizens and black voters. Right now President Trump is set to speak at a Campaign Rally in johnstown, pennsylvania. Its one of his airport rallies where he flies in, speaks, and flies out on air force one nearly 12 million americans have already voted. Weve never seen numbers like this take texas early voting comes on the heels of a feder
Kampala uganda today in the environmental magazine will be looking out called green lets hope come be right needed to. Hello sandra and a warm hello to our viewers yes green say just figured youd be speaking that is pleasant to live in as well and barren mentally and Climate Friendly more on that in a moment but 1st heres what we have lined up on the show today the. War on which south africa tries to counter the dangers of toxic landfills. Back to nature a french project shows people what nature really feels like and whos afraid of being bad crops some deadly reptiles get a new home in a Lake Victoria. African cities face many problems but rising migration is one of the most pressing people from the surrounding countryside move to the cities in the hope of finding new and better life they arent put up by the prospects of difficult Living Conditions there despite the high incomes and i would be expected population to double over the next 20 years the kenyan capital has now decided to be
About being a librarian in congress. I can remember that because i was surprised, i had been advising and consulting because this was an opportunity for the Library Community to weigh in basically on what would be needed for the library of Congress Going into the next few decades so my name was put forward as a person that i should talk to and that went on for a little while and then i was asked, would you consider being considered for the position yourself and it took me back a little bit and i had to think about what i was currently doing, really publicservice innercity that the state had the Public Library be the state library of baltimore and maryland, this was a very unique situation and i had become a Baltimore Ian and was really working on the issues and i had to think, how can i go from serving the community to serving a country. And what contribution could i make. Why did you say yes . Because when i really thought about the treasures and what is contained in the library of co
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