this is cnn breaking news. hello, everyone. thank you very much for joining me this sunday i m fredericka whitfield and we begin with this breaking news. three u.s. troops were killed and two dozen more injured in a drone attack on a small u.s. outpost in jordan near the border with syria and iraq. u.s. officials say the drone landed near the living quarters at the base. this is the first time u.s. troops have been killed by enemy fire in the middle east since war erupted in gaza october 7th and it marks a significant escalation in an already precarious situation in the region. president biden reacting a short time ago vowing the u.s. will hold those responsible to account. we have full coverage of this breaking story pf natasha bertrand is in washington, kevin l liptak is at the white house and natasha, what are we learning about the attack? fredericka, this was know extremely significant attack and it was done by a one-way attack drone and hit the living quarter
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Every honor and accolade known in the theater. In the 1980s, and march 1981 the same month thats all lenas triumphant broadway return, doctor homer nash, the greatgrandson of moses sister died at the age of 94. In the words of the lentic constitution, doctor homers nash is dead ends and error. He was the longest practicing black dr. In georgia and the longest practicing dr. Of any race in atlanta. You could call the black calhouns lucky, lucky, but they were never selfish achievers. Te they shared their gift and achievement with their community in the country. It is fair to say to the black calhouns that it is much of a story is america as it is of the family. Thank you. [applause]. Dy have [applause]. Anybody have questions . Where did you live. I lived in pittsburgh but it was then called blank heights and she grew up and went to brooklyn girls high school. She went to Catholic Church in brooklyn. She adored brooklyn. She was a total brooklyn girl. [inaudible] thank you. With any oth
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