Electronic arts is dropping rice from its recently released madden video game. The ravens have announced they are planning to offer an exchange for ray rice jerseys and also, rices wife standing by her husband. She calls this a horrible nightmare and released a statement to defend him and attacking those who are going after him. Here is part of janay rices statement. To make us relive a moment in our lives that we regret every day is a horrible thing. To take something away from the man i love that he had worked for all his life to just gain ratings is horrific. This is our life. If your intentions were to hurt us, embarrass us, make us feel alone, take all happiness away, you have succeeded on so many levels. Nfl commissioner Roger Goodell did an interview with cbs this afternoon and said the nfl asked for the video and anything else that was pertinent to the rice incident, but was never granted that opportunity. Now, let me point out a couple of things here. When nfl teams go to and
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Any account. Oprah said to me afterwards money wonk lead to our health. She said that we are left with is contaminated houses, contaminated bodies, contaminated soil with no cure. And so those were the compelling reasons that led me to want to tell this account. Health studies have since shown that anniston residents, you know we all carry a little bit of pcb in our bodies around the globe. Its really a global problem that we are dealing with, global ecological problem. I was in massachusetts at a meeting. Rick harper has been closed since 1983 because of pcb contamination and they are doing remediation but it wont reopen for the foreseeable future. Its a richer source of livelihood for people in that area. This whole meeting focused on pcbs and schools. Researchers are now finding places from new york city to the california coast pcbs were not only is an electrical insulating equipment, that was their manias but they are also found in building called and so high levels of pcbs were fo
Deeply driven town to unify, but the furor around the finances kept things in motion. There were other features of the settlement which were innovative. One was funding to support a health clinic, educational foundation, because pcbs are associated with neurotoxic deficits in children, where funding was to go to scholarships and education. There were some Health Studies that were funded at the same time. Not exactly through the same sae so the researchers are back doing a longitudinal study of the folks there. So, there have been some important things that came out of the settlement, but i think one of the things youre talking about, the need for criminal justice reform. We really need reform in how we manage toxic chemicals in this country. The law that governs it, actually banned pcbs in 1976 because they were found to be so toxic. Actually the ban was never really complete. The epa says that it left more than 750 Million Pounds of pcbs in youth, and the law that the Toxic Substance
So far, 80,000 Homeless People have been given homes this way, and there is evidence it actually saves money. We are paying more as taxpayers to walk past that person on the street and do nothing than you would be paying to just give them an apartment. Kroft when we interviewed Philip Seymour hoffman in 2006, he was about to win the Academy Award. If you can go to the theatre, and you are in a room with a bunch of other people and what is happening in front of you is not happening, that you actually believe it is if i can do that, i have done my job. Hello, my name is Truman Capote. Kroft he was in talent, in temperament a true artist, and one of our greatest actors. Tonight, you will hear him talk about his life, his work, and his demons. In fact, you went into rehab at a fairly early age. Yeah, i did, i did. I went. I got sober, i was 22 years old. And i was putting myself in situations and predicaments that were dangerous. But i do remember thinking, you know, there are things i wan