a way white house correspondent kimberly healthcare has more. well there s been widespread condemnation of the president s actions essentially using heavy force and tear gas to clear protesters for what we later learned would be a photo opportunity and not only is it a condemnation of that action but also of what we saw earlier just the last few hours you read there the condemnation by the washington archbishop the as you pointed out found it baffling and reprehensible and not in the sense period of pope john paul the 2nd who was an ardent defender of human beings and would not condone the use of tear gas for a photo opportunity in front of a place of worship well this opinion has been kind of acco by a very prominent democrat i capitol hill house speaker nancy pelosi who had this to say. that the president of the united states would follow the lead of so many other presidents before him to be a healer in chief and not a. fan or of the flame and yesterday we saw a most unfort
and why we need to stop making excuses and start exercising. here s your host dr coston. do you know the feeling with the good intentions like i will go to bed early i will work out more oh i will eat less junk food the problem is they will never get really but how they any tricks that i can fulfill my good intentions this is what i m going to talk about today here at the university of professor i ve got. to check. it is easy to learn to like exercise you just need to know how. as a general practitioner i will tell you a secret you don t need a doctor because you do have six hundred doctors inside you talking about your muscles exercise does not only prevent you from getting back pain it prevents you from getting a heart attack stroke diabetes and even alzheimer s disease so come on go and get help. doctors recommend regular exercise for you to run in the park or a workout in the gym but how exactly does exercise affect the body. that s what perry clay s eamonn research isn t
bank and he is rising as well. : what does this tell us about the future direction of the bank? you have now a couple of investment bankers. does that mean they will double down on investment? it is a good place. that is the question. it is competitive. morgan stanley and goldman sachs goldman sachs have been the connect. there is m&a to think about. it is come tentative among the top three, morgan stanley, goldman sachs, and jpmorgan. at the same time, for goldman, they have to work on a lot of the consumer initiatives. david: and get trading back on track. i would say that to investment bankers at the top that goldman would be one of the biggest trading houses in the world. david: thank you for that report. now today s brief. let s start with you, david. a second day in a row. you have relocated from north carolina and south carolina. i m in the eastern part of north carolina, but fail, 90 minutes inland from the coast. we are serving to see gusts of wind here and t
year. let s get started. so the constitution established three branches of government to ensure citizens rights are protected. but the judicial branch, specifically the supreme court has gone from a bastion of democracy to honestly one very undemocratic institution. the supreme court appears ready to toss aside roe v. wade by taking away women s constitutional rights to an abortion, which has been set in stone for nearly half a century. it s important to understand how rare it is for the court to reverse its own precedence. since 17 89 there were more than 25,000 supreme court judgments. it has only overturned precedents 233 times. if you can do the math, that s impressive. that is well under 1% of all cases. that s how rare it is. but now the conservative-leaning court is set to take that almost unprecedented action once again, paving the way for more than half of the states in this country to ban abortion in some shape or form. they have become the nine most powerful peopl
i couldn t imagine anyone would ever want to hurt her. i had no idea what could ve happened. married to her high school sweetheart, family meant everything to her. there was always a lot of talk about children. she wanted grandchildren, fast. but it all went up in smoke the night she died in a mysterious and monstrous inferno. who is to the right of the mattresses that we found the remains of julie. shocking as the blaze was, it was nothing compared to what investigators found in the embers. it s a bullet. yes. so this woman has been shot to death. yes. the obvious suspects. neighborhood thieves. there were half a dozen house burglaries unsolved. investigators also dug into a favorite theory, a husband. i was angry. i felt that the detectives were on a manhunt and they were after my dad. then a pop to text the might just be a clue. you could say maybe she s driving events here. that s correct. the truth, beyond twisted. leaving behind smoking a