escape. a very idaho way of thinking about things is to be loving and welcoming. then there s this fear of will they change what we have? boise is booming. and with it the local housing market, why some say the new recognition is actually bad for business. oh, my goodness! the longest shot has won the kentucky derby! and it was a stunning upset at churchill downs for a horse that just 48 hours ago was an alternate in the kentucky derby. new day starts right now . it is sunday, may 8th. thank you very much for waking up with us. happy mother s day to you and to all the moms out there. thank you. thank you so much. it means a lot. and, you know, it s interesting because i was thinking about this morning the moms in ukraine who are separated from their husbands and potentially their sons today and what this must be for them. and we want to start in ukraine because there is news from there where 60 people are feared dead following the bombing of a school in the luha
no, i m randomizing london our main story this hour. at least 10 people have died. an exposure to mosque in the afghan capital kabul 15 others were wounded in the powerful bloss during friday. prayers and in terry ministry spokesman says it happened at the holly 1st saw had mosque in west caldwell. this is the latest in a string of attacks during the muslim holy month of ramadan targeting civilians and places of worship. well yeah, i spoke to boss or warry and african journalist who fled the country off to the u. s. withdrawal. he told me about the discrepancy in casualty figures which are likely to rise quite tragically. oh, you know, those killed or young ones civilians, women and children are among those are killed in wounded. and i ve been monitoring the social media because you have relatives of the victims writing. they ve lost family members speaking to the spokesperson for the police chief. he actually constantly told me that the figures could change that they were tr
goods day everybody, it is thursday, september the 21st, 2017. the last full day of summer. summer ends tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. so, look it up, folks. rosh hashana, happy new year i m going to a dinner tonight. you are? i have couple of things i m going by for dessert? who invited you? david nef and his wife janine, one of the best cooks in the sit i oh, you ll have a nice one i ll the end giuliani tile there. ladies are you sick of cat calling? hey, hey. oh, hey, hey, hey, come on back. by the way has that ever worked? has it ever work on any woman on earth? must work anyway, country now. that is going to find you fine you for cat calling. gave you a ticket. the importance of washing your hands, how one teacher showing her student the power of germs, using bread. see who is dirtier i think we know how that will turn out what? also, we love to be up on the trends, keep you in the know with what s going on. so we just had new york fashion
wrote one of our newsletters and it suddenly occurred to me that for people ,ow who are our age then vietnam is to them, chronologically, what world war i was for us. but not know about you, world war i did not weigh heavily on my imagination at all. the question is, why is vietnam still weighing on our imaginations? it is not so hard to understand. faults of the ken did touch on it the fact that it is an unresolved question in this society. hopefully when we have that discussion later this afternoon ,e will talk about the ways intentionally or not, it has opened the door for far more discussion. first, the editor of the vietnam 1967 series. [applause] thank you so much and thanks to i believe there are a few people who contributed here in the audience to our project. in a truncated version in the paper tomorrow, and oral history of the march on the pentagon. obviously i was not there. maybe it is obvious. [laughter] my job is to give the blueprint so that for those of yo
bribes and stole money to pay off massive campaign debts and to fund lavish lifestyle. the scandal led to his defeat in the 2017 democratic congressional primary he would quit his second district seat shortly after his june conviction on 18 corruption counts. the government had requested a sentence of 17 to 22 years but u.s. attorney hem minimum injury assisted he was not disappointed by the judge s ruling. he used his position in congress to benefit himself rather than his constituents and engaged in kimly activity for his own financial benefit. he s also an individual who s done significant thing on behalf of the city of philadelphia for a number of years. the courtroom was packed with fattah supporters some of whom testified his character witnesses describing a career of helping his constituents and others in areas like education and scientific research. you believe he was goodman? i know he was a goodman. and i think a goodman who made some grievous mistakes. we