As over 5,000 people attend the funeral of the three Muslim Students murdered in chapel hill, we will hear one of the victims, yusor abusalha, in her own words. Last year, she went into a storycorps booth to record an interview with her third grade teacher. Then to the case of Jessica Hernandez, the 16yearold girl shot dead by Denver Police last month. Five teenagers, no reason for you to open fire on any teenager a matter what. I understand if someone pulled a gun or something, but there was no incident whatsoever. He got hit by a car. My cousin got shot dead. We will also go into a Denver Church where a mexican undocumented immigrant has sought sanctuary in an attempt to stay in the United States with his nineyearold and 15yearold daughters and wife. And we will speak to david sirota on the plot against pensions. All that and more, coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Thousands gathered in North Carolina on thursday for th
We will speak with storycorps founder dave isay out the new book called ties that bind. All that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Today in a democracy now special, we look back at a decade of stories from the oral history project storycorps. In 2003, the first storycorps recording booth open in new york citys Grand Central station. Since then, nearly 100,000 people have recorded interviews with their loved ones in storycorps booths across the country. Their voices are burned into a cd for the people who do the interview and their loved one, and then preserved at the american folk like ray center elaborate congress. Today, 10 years and some 50,000 interviews after its inception, storycorps stands as the largest collection of voices ever gathered in history. The leads of people have listened on public radio and online. Today we will spend the hour with storycorps founder dave isay and air some of his favorite stories
We will speak with storycorps founder dave isay out the new book called ties that bind. All that and more coming up. This is democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war and peace report. Im amy goodman. Today in a democracy now special, we look back at a decade of stories from the oral history project storycorps. In 2003, the first storycorps recording booth open in new york citys Grand Central station. Since then, nearly 100,000 people have recorded interviews with their loved ones in storycorps booths across the country. Their voices are burned into a cd for the people who do the interview and their loved one, and then preserved at the american folk like ray center elaborate congress. Today, 10 years and some 50,000 interviews after its inception, storycorps stands as the largest collection of voices ever gathered in history. The leads of people have listened on public radio and online. Today we will spend the hour with storycorps founder dave isay and air some of his favorite stories
Pictures . Why, snapped. This little girl very sorry. Why she needs a photo of her uncle right away. It is coming up in the trend. Oh,. Look. I know, cute, right . Good day everybody, this thursday, august 14th, 2014, almost to the weekend. And we want to know what youre doing to get ready for back to school. It is right around the corner. So tweet us, using the hashtag fox 29bts. Lets go to sue serio, 5 01. Hi, heres the number of the day. You know, we assign a number every day to help you figure out what to do. As far as the weather is concerned anyway. Yes, the other stuff is up to you. Nine out of ten today. Mostly sunny, cooler and more comfortable. Just have the slight chance every stray afternoon shower. But not all of us will see one. Weve got colds front coming through, but very weak, and it wont happen until later on this afternoon. So just count on pretty nice day. We are off to cool start after yesterdays high of 85 degrees. Weve gotten rid of the clouds. Had lovely afterno
All right, weather on the ones, a number of the day thats much higher than. That will you will feel the difference as soon as you walk out the door this morning, so out of ten, were going up to a nine, and it would be a ten except for the slight chance after stray afternoon shower, with reinforcing cold front will come through. Well show you what that is about coming up. Bus stop buddy has cooler start this morning, some places temperatures in the 50s this morning. Fiftys, 60s, out there, pack the sunscreen for later on, because there will be plenty of sunshine, dont have any rain to show you right now, show you where the rain went, way to the north, nothing showing up yet on ultimate doppler radar, but the future cast will show the out, we got rid of the rain, the clouds, and thats around average for this time of year. 64 degrees, right now, with 63 relative humidity, nice. Eightythree the high. Tonight down to 59 degrees in the city. Even cooler in the suburbs. Thats your foxcast fro