childhood says at the top of the homepage, two girls and a boy reportedly all nine were murdered there today by 28 year old former student who also murdered three adults before being killed by police. the children were evelyn dick house . william kinney, halle scruggs and how his dad is senior pastor of covenant presbyterian church , which runs the school to the adults murdered cynthia peak and mike hill were both 61. mike hill s friend posted this photo of him online said mr hill was the last employee hired when he ran the school and church kitchen said he was the kind of person who would sacrifice for others. katherine coons was also murdered. she was 60, head of the covenant school. her daughter is also a teacher. there. police say her killer who they say was transgender, was carrying a handgun into assault style rifles. president biden today called on congress to do what it showed no willingness to do since the federal ban on such weapons expired in 2004. so i call on con
we sit more than sixi hours doing nothing. it s our salaries. if we don t work, i we don t get paid. essentially, this economy has ground to a halt because we cannot provide factories, industry with electricity that s needed to produce. that has a direct impact on poor people who lose jobs, who cannot work, who cannot earn money. and poverty kills. poverty leads to young people not getting the education they deserve and so forth and so forth. at that level, i think this is treason. why treason? well, that s what we re going to try to find out. we re just heading out ofjohannesburg now and almost immediately, we are in coal country. you can see the coal fired power stations on the horizon and you can smell the coal, too.
the cash transfer business next door is on the ropes, too. we sit more than sixi hours doing nothing. it s our salaries. if we don t work, i we don t get paid. essentially, this economy has ground to a halt because we cannot provide factories, industry with electricity that s needed to produce. that has a direct impact on poor people who lose jobs, who cannot work, who cannot earn money. and poverty kills. poverty leads to young people not getting the education they deserve and so forth and so forth. at that level, i think this is treason. why treason? well, that s what we re going to try to find out. we re just heading out ofjohannesburg now and almost immediately, we are in coal country.
hours doing nothing. it s our salaries. if we don t work, i we don t get paid. essentially, this economy has ground to a halt because we cannot provide factories, industry with electricity that s needed to produce. that has a direct impact on poor people who lose jobs, who cannot work, who cannot earn money. and poverty kills. poverty leads to young people not getting the education they deserve and so forth and so forth. at that level, i think this is treason. why treason? well, that s what we re going to try to find out. we re just heading out ofjohannesburg now and almost immediately, we are
hours. there s now a state of emergency in effect in august 5th. well, people across the middle east and north africa are finding it hard to cool off amid scorching heat waves as it sweeps through the region. some have figured out ways to lessen the impact of the soaring temperatures, but many are finding the heat just too much to bear. cnn s michael holmes reports. reporter: on any given day, hauling sacks of wheat in syria is back-breaking work. but some workers say the oppressive heat makes the loads feel that much heavier. translator: we re suffering from the high temperatures, but we re forced to be here. we have to feed our families. we cannot survive if we don t work. reporter: getting enough drinking water in this town in the northeast of the country is also hard work. even before the heat wave, eight agencies reported that many household has insufficient access to water. these women line up to fill their containers from a local tank. they, too, complain that it s