that took place with just off of the campus is unspeakably sad and shocking. this is where the stabbing happened last night around 11:00. that is near 123rd and amsterdam avenue, just north of the columbia university campus here. geary was walking when he was stabbed to death. just about 15 minutes later, another man was stabbed here. this time, just a few blocks away. that is a 27 euros tourist but he was attacked and then rushed to a local hospital with multiple stab wounds. the suspect was arrested near that park while a large knife was still in his hand according to sources. investigate is believed this was the same guy who was responsible for both of these attacks. police are telling us he was approaching a third person, when he was taken into custody in that park. sources are also telling fox news that the suspect, without on parole for assault. students calling for more patrol on campus. i tried to stay in safe places. well patrolled, well man.
an adverse analytical finding. what more do we know about that? i guess first off it is more do we know about that? i guess first off it is important more do we know about that? i guess first off it is important to more do we know about that? i guess first off it is important to stress - first off it is important to stress these are very early days and what can sometimes be a long process. and by no means does an initial positive test pointed to any of the athletes knowingly breaking anti doping rules. but what we do know so far is that the ita has released the names of four track and field athletes whose samples they say committed anti doping violations. on that list team gb sprinter cj ujah. his example according to this report contained traces of fostering and s 23. typically it is a drug used by body builders to enhance muscle growth. what will happen now is more testing will be taken when blood or you re in samples provided by the 27 euros and he know get his chance to expla
so we want to put that about us. we are not going to do that. our businesses need to look beyond their own wallets and say i am not going to give up my technology. i m going to do it in vietnam or i might do it in america. i got a better idea, central america is hurting. hardworking people there. can we bring up manufacturing to central america? i think the president s goal is to create jobs in america is when he ran on and a lot of this process that i just mentioned over the last 20 or 30 years, it s caused the deindustrialization. manufacturing jobs have plummeted recently. the consequences of our building in china as a president puts it has been very bad for us but with the president is trying to do and is a pretty good chance you will succeed, is try to rebalance things. not to turn china into an enemy but rebalancing so it s better for america. brian: that s an exciting time. they ve had their lowest growth in the last 27 euros. that s a lot to do with the
so we want to put that we are not going to do that. our businesses need to look beyond their own wallets and say i am not going to give up my technology. i m going to do it in vietnam or i might do it in america. i got a better idea, central america is hurting. hardworking people there. can we bring our manufacturing to central america? i think the president s goal is to create jobs in america. it s what he ran on. a lot of this process i just mentioned over the last 20 or 30 years, it s because the deindustrialization of the united states. our manufacturing jobs have just plummeted. a little better recently, but the consequences of our building in china, as the president puts it, have been very bad for us. with the president is trying to do there s a pretty good chance you will succeed is to rebalance things. not to turn china into an enemy, but rebalance things so it s better for america. brian: it s an exciting time. they ve had their lowest growth in the last 27 euros. in