Highly controversial volt that led to violent appropriate test thousands. The vote gave president s ruling party nearly unlimited power. Yesterday the u. S. Impose nude economic sanctions on the president. A study out tomorrow has a surprising finding about teenage drivers. The older the teen, the greater the risk on the roads. Here is transportation correspondent kris van cleave. Reporter the live stream crash shocked the country with instagram recording, the 18yearold lost control of her car. The two other teens inside werent wearing seatbelts. Her 14yearold sister died. Look, you know, there is Motor Vehicle is a potential weapon of mass destruction. Harvard med s professor found High School Seniors are significantly more likely than younger teens to use their phone while driving. 32 of seniors admitted using snapchat behind the wheel compared to 20 of sophomores. Seniors were more likely to use music apps and gps than freshman drivers. May be the tendency for teenagers you start ca
Breathing life into. Currently you can file a discrimination claim in the state of missouri, if things like race, religion and gender are a contributing factor to discrimination. But, later this month, alleged victims of discrimination, would have to prove it is the motivating factor, and chapel says thats extremely hard to do. You would think that the best evidence would be like a memo. Right. We discriminated against so and so, because they, who they are. Nobody writes memos. Or when they do its so rare. And then, getting that, that kind of evidence can be very, very difficult. It is wrong. It is flat out wrong. 64yearold pat ro kerr stayed the state of missouri in 2010 for sex and age discrimination. Last year, a jury awarded her nearly 3 million. Now she is concerned the new law will make lawsuits like hers tougher to file. And send the wrong message. This is just another example of not being progressive if we want to be a progressive missouri why are we going backwards . The gover
Thank you so much for your efforts. Theres significant city wide efforts going on. One of the cities leading the way is the city of chicago. We are proud to be joined by chicago commissioner of Public Health. Thank you very much. Would you standup . [ applause ] one of our great partners at the federal level, assistant secretary of defense dr. Jonathan woodson. Dr. Woodson is leading an effort across the military to stop smoking and tobacco use. We can all agree that deserves some applause. Thank you dr. Woodson. [ applause ] we are pleased the local champions and statewide champions are here today. Its an example of the exciting work under way but work we need to accelerate and continue. Today, we meet at a cross roads. Over the past five decades, we are learned what it will take to end the tobacco epidemic and make the next generation tobacco free. Scientists, researchers and policymakers determined what works and the steps necessary to end the tragic epidemic. The question is, what