We are live here at the Woodrow Wilson center in washington, d. C. Today, look at the popes visit to the u. S. This september. Pope francis we stopping in washington, new york city and philadelphia. A National Press foundation bring together reporters who cover religion and they will talk about ideas for coverage of pope francis first trip to the United States. Some issues expect to be discussed today and some issues expect the pope to address while in the u. S. Poverty hunger, immigration, the environment and more. Live coverage here on cspan2. Id like to take just a minute to thank the sponsors for this event, the u. N. Foundation and the Aarp Foundation and to meet some other folks later on. With that i would turn it over to linda. Thank you sandy. We will move right into logistic. Im going to introduce helen osman, secretary of to make a shift of u. S. Catholic conference of bishops. She is coordinating Media Coverage around the visit pope francis next month which, of course, why w
This is about the warriors. Bill and North Carolina veterans as well as their families got a special show tonight. Were going to take you out to charlotte stands for heroes and show you how its helping honor our nations finest. Good evening and thank you for joining us for fox 46 news im bill melugin. Kayla and im kayla ayres. In a story only on fox 46, a local family saying not in our backyard, but really they havent had much of a choice when it comes to dealing with the problem they say was caused by a local developer. Bill mold, sinkholes and flooding are a few of the thousands of dollars as a result. Tonight David Sentendrey joining us live in the newsroom to explain whats going on here. Fill us in. Reporter bill and kayla, this family said they spent their entire savings trying to fix something thats not their fault but has become their problem. This is the drain they built throughout the water. Reporter all the storm water is traveling through the charlotte property and into the
This is about the warriors. Bill and North Carolina veterans as well as their families got a special show tonight. Were going to take you out to charlotte stands for heroes and show you how its helping honor our nations finest. Good evening and thank you for joining us for fox 46 news im bill melugin. Kayla and im kayla ayres. In a story only on fox 46, a local family saying not in our backyard, but really they havent had much of a choice when it comes to dealing with the problem they say was caused by a local developer. Bill mold, sinkholes and flooding are a few of the problems theyre already dealing with and costing them thousands of dollars as a result. Tonight David Sentendrey joining us live in the newsroom to explain whats going on here. Fill us in. Reporter bill and kayla, this family said they spent their entire savings trying to fix something thats not their fault but has become their problem. This is the drain they built throughout the water. Reporter all the storm water is
And baking his way through the impressive repertoire of the new 28 my colleague. Ingenuity behind the hungary and potato project. On may 2nd 2900 marked 500 years since the death of Leonardo Da Vinci and the italian renaissance master who spent the last 3 years of his life in the french war valley as 1st painter engineer and architect to the french king well this is why the louvre holds almost a 3rd of the paintings attributed to him including of course the famous one elisa and its pulled out all the stops to get as many more on site as possible for this exhibition a task almost as more new mental as devon shes genius. The mona lisa is still the star of the louvre but on the 500th anniversary of The Old Masters death she is getting a lot of competition from a separate exhibition the curators have moved mountains together the most important
vincis for this. 2 is over the da vincis works are spread around the globe they only see them as absolute treasures and are reluctant to let them go
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