Of soleimani an act of International Terrorism and a foolish escalation. The pentagon confirms u. S. Air strike killed soleimani. The strike happened as he was arriving to Baghdad Airport of the he was a prominent Iranian Military leader in. A statement, the pentagon said soleimani orchestrated attacks on coalition bases in iraq in the past month and approved the attacks on the u. S. Embassy in baghdad this week. The statement said strike was preemptive. Quote, general soleimani was actively developing plans to attack Service Members throughout the region. He was easily the second most powerful man in iran. He has been literally called the de facto foreign minister of iran arge of regional conflicts and proxy wars. So hes remarkably influential in the region. Reporter he is the director of iranian studies at stanford university. He says soleimani was seen in iran as an alternative to the regime and he had a big influence across the middle east. He was very much an influential figure in
Round one. Reporter earlier, this room was packed with people. You can see its pretty empty. The room was pretty behind hillary clinton. Once we got the voters they came in here undecided and left undecided. Some of them were turned off altogether. I saw both sides sort of stoop down to levels that i expected them no one won me over. The candidates have shifted to a more moderate viewpoint. They are trying to get the independent voters. The voters out there. Clinton is one of the least trustworthy people in my opinion. Donald trump doesnt know how to control his mouth. Trump presented better than i thought he was going to. Clinton presented about as well still very much undecided. Reporter from what i heard, not much change because of the debate. People here may not know the power they have in voting. We are getting new information that Shows Millennials as far as eligie voters make up 31 of all eligible voters. Baby boomers, typically the biggest voting bought, also make up 31 . The b
Officers chased right behind. Were calling now mr. David andres mejia. Meterologist medical in court on saturday in what t rns into a bizarre backandforth after the judge decides heas to stay in jail. First,hese are nonbondable offenses. Were going to argue theres no probable cause. How does a kid who shot a church get a bond . Im prange my second amendment. My life was in changer danger by crooked cops hedge cameras wawted for the injured officer to come out and say something. While newsp photographers waited at the back of the hospital where miami police gathered,starling was brought out at the front entrance while our cameras were waiting. And mejia we understand, is still in jail, charged now with several counts of attempted murder. Reportinglive from Miami Gardens, hatzel vela, local10 news. Calvin a false alarm after reports of shots fired at a Naval Medical center in san diego. Swat teams arrived minutes after discover they responded to a false alarm. Emergency vehicles sped tot
Nationwide cutback. Local12s Brad Underwood is at ge aviation in evendale tonight with a look at the Ripple Effect from these cuts. 3 in a statement today, General Electric said the layoffs arent the cause of declining business but rather the outcome of engine devlopment programs that have been completed. Those being let go, a very small pecentage to the companybut ge is a much bigger economy in the village of evendale. 3 despite 3 Production Growth at ge, the company says as projects finish, the need for certain engineers just isnt 3 3 also said, if ge wasnt doing well, hed be worried. But theyre doing fine. The Company Recently released some financial figures, Fourth Quarter profits of 6. 28 billion in net income, a 22 percent increase from the same quarter last year. 3 the last series of major layoffs at ge aviation came in 2009, when the company cut hundreds of jobs in the wake of the great recession. 3 3 for the seventh time in 6 months. Some of the republicans who want to be pres
That these refuses benefit College Athletes and their student bodies at large. But i think we have to consider whether the lure of such riches could corrupt the basic mission of Athletic Programs. Winning teams get higher payouts than losing teams which creates a strong incentive to win. An incentive which land grant public universities and others are more than happy to follow and win at any cost. Much of the money is often funneled right back into the sports programs in the form of multimilliondollar coaching facilities and state of the art facilities many of it paid for by the taxpayerses to perpetuate the cycle of winning. I think somewhere in my reading here, about 48 million of all the 900 million that ncaa gets from, you know, their broadcasting, march madness and all the rest of it, a very small portion goes specifically to academics. But even thats hard to figure. Because nobody has the figures. Mr. Emmert works for them. They make the decisions. He carries out what they want.