his temporary apartment, painted with bright colors to remind him that he s no longer in prison. i m seeing so much that s really new to me. you know, i m excited about it all. hampton leaves behind thousands of others, like my neighbor curtis, who will never go home. his today filled only with yesterdays. who is this? that s my son who was killed in a motorcycle wreck in 94. oh, man. in my short time here, i learned a lot about the human ability to cope. to accept. to survive. as i wrote in the journal i kept, it s too easy to look away
hampton leaves behind thousands of others, like my neighbor curtis, who will never go home. his today filled only with yesterd yesterdays. who it this? this is my son. he was killed in a motorcycle wreck in 94. in my short time here, i learned a lot about the human ability to cope, to accept, to survive. bye, curtis. take care of yourself. i kept it s too easy to look away from prison and prisoners. dig us anity is earned, but hope is essential.
question, correctly, why did we place drugs on the agenda when there are other more important things for the summit or things that we should such as the progress we have achieved economically in strengthening our democracy. the question is well put, but the answer is in your accord. the media placed such a high level of attention on this one. many times in the interviews i conducted before the summit, i don t want the issue to be the summits issue. this is one of many issues that some countries want to put on the table. there were no issues that were left off the table and the this was one of the issues that we discussed. we heard from president obama and the united states. i think this was a positive step in that we can find paths that will provide more effective and cheaper meganisms to fight against drug trafficking and organized crime. let s work on that. but it was never our intention for this issue to be the issue of a summit. president obama, good afternoon. presiden
korea s notoriously brutal secret prison. execution, starvation, forced labor, tonight, one of only three people ever known to have escaped speaks. a motorcycle wreck and a mystery costs bobby pa his job as head coach of arkansas razorbacks team. we have his text messages by the thousands from before when the school sent him packing and a lot of people steal shampoo from hotels. but who takes the curtains, the paintings? even a television? but first from fox this friday night, somebody could face criminal charges for the las vegas getaway that cost taxpayers more than $800,000. congressional sources are now telling fox news the general services administration or g.s.a. s inspector general is asking the justice department to investigate that spending spree. and now, lawmakers have released
think about that life begins two weeks before the acts of con receiving the child. the reason for this is they wanted to make abortion illegal after 20 weeks of pregnancy. governor brewer signed this into law. it s controversial no doubt. another story we have been following closely the crisis in the ozarks. the sex scandal at the university of arkansas in faithville. bobby petrino ended up number five in the nation last year. he has been fired from this university after he admitted with ongoing affair with a 25-year-old woman whom he hired at that university and paid from the university money a sizeable sum. he had a motorcycle wreck and then was sort of outed with this relationship. now we have word that has come n just the last few minutes from the arkansas democrat gazette newspaper that through a freedom of information act request they have found there