Contestant home with a brandnew car. And good morning, america. How is that for a moment . I know. I love the reaction. Manuela was mortified. So great they did the right thing. The game was ruined. She could have guessed it right so she gets the car. Brandnew car. How awful if they took it back. Manuela is doing just fine. A lot to get to starting with the flooding in kentucky. Just moments ago, you are looking at pictures of of course the rain pouring down hard in louisville flash flooding. Rescues under way as we speak. Were going to get right to ginger for the latest on the dangerous situation unfolding for a lot of americans. Its more than 40 high water rescues near louisville. Dozens of streets are closed. You can see why. Those are cars in a parking lot. The people no time to get out. Lies still on. Heres what i wanted to show you, training thunderstorms that keep going over the same place dropping 4 to 7 inches in Northern Kentucky. Kansas up to kentucky massachusetts, vermont,
Mistake. What she did that sent a contestant home with a brandnew car. And good morning, america. How is that for a moment . I know. I loved her reaction. Manuela was mortified. Mortified, but, you know so great they did the right thing. The game was ruined. She could have guessed it right and so she gets the car. Brandnew car. How awful if they took it back. Just kidding. Manuela is doing just fine, too. We got a lot to get to, this morning, starting with the flooding in kentucky. Just moments ago, you are looking at pictures of, of course, the rain pouring down hard in louisville, flash flooding. Rescues under way as we speak. Were going to get right to ginger for the very latest on that dangerous situation unfolding for a lot of americans in the middle of the country. Lara, its more than 40 high water rescues near louisville. Dozens of streets are closed and you can see why, those are cars in a parking lot. The people no time to get out. Those lights still on. Heres what i wanted to
Very violent movement. And this is also not just a sunni phenomenon. Many of the clerics emphasized the islamic awakening. Theres always been this feeling among sunnis and shia that theres a need for a islamic era that would unify the shia and sunni that would be an islamic awakening. Unfornlttunately that has not happened and weve seen a period of secatrianism thats completely escalated the violence in the middle east. So this need for some sort of islamic awakening has always been the dream, as you explained. But unfortunately as a result of the arab uprising. As a result of for a quest for identity, for unity, for dignity, unfortunately these two communities within the islamic tradition have not come together. So the question i would like to start with should i start with you. Start your question. Ill go from there. The question i wanted to ask is what do you think it is about morocco thats been able to succeed and achieve the progress both of you have outlined that we havent seen i
Read. Its available as a hardcover or ebook through your online book seller. Tonight on cspan 3, the state Department Inspector general discusses the foreign policys inner workings in a Senate Hearing. Well talk to jennifer lawless about young peoples engagement in politics and, later part of a summit of New Hampshire republicans, including remarks by senator kelly ayotte and donald trump. The state department general testified at a Senate Hearing about the departments efficiency and effectiveness. His office has begun an inquiry into former secretary of state Hillary Clintons use of a personal email server. Georgia senator david perdue chairs on the summit. This is an hour. Both of us are in order so well proceed. This hearing of the subcommittee on state department and usaid Management International operations and bilateral international development. Id like to begin by welcoming our witness Inspector General of the state department and broadcasting board of governor steve lenick. I
Communities and clin igss and governments and others needs to know what works in order to know what to implement more widely. A number of questions arose, how do we do that . How do we know how communities define what works . Thats not always the same as the way researchers define what works. How do decisionmakers define what works and how do the different perspectives intersect . Finally as i mentioned, they noted there were two studies of interventions with the rigorous evaluation. Opportunities that we see from the u. S. Perspective for building on communities, first of all acknowledging that these kinds of problems need shared knowledge and tailored efforts. But when were tailoring intervention interventions, how can we be sure that others are learning from those interventions . If they are successful, whats required for implementation. And once an intervention is implemented, how can one ensure that the intervention can be sustained . So how can the results of successful intervent