And parked cars at night and come out of school with no debt. The level of the education of the site is part of a 12. If a student goes to school and learned to close to is for, the student has contributed and should be paid. What do you call a person against room and board for their work . Slaves. Thats a lot like the slaves in the workplace and all capitalism where half the wage is fully half. Surplus value and is ripped off by the capitalist own industry. We start with a rip off a system in every part of our society that has to be corrected, not just the education part. People should be paid to go to school and it comes out of the social fund we pay for kindergarten. Moderator do you have any idea how much that would cost . Diamondstone does not matter. Because once we change to a system that is socialist in the economy, people have money to spend because they havent been ripped off half their salary. Moderator if you know. We are at the top of the out and youre watching the google
She spent nearly two decades locked up. A mother of three set free from prison after serving 17 years for a murder she did not commit. A judge overtrning her conviction. Now shes sharing her story. Heres abcs gio benitez. Reporter in court, tears of joy. A judge exonerating this 59yearold mother and grandmother of murder. Outside, an embrace 17 years in the making after nearly two decades in prison. Susan mellon walks free. I even wrote freedom an the bottom of my shoes because i believe i was going to be free. Reporter mellon and her family sitting don with katie couric. God gave me strength in my three kids. Reporter in 1997, she was accused of killing an exboyfriend. Police arresting her at a mcdonalds. She was going to buy her youngest daughter a happy meal but she never did, until now. I got my happy meal yesterday. So i was really stoked about that. Reporter perhaps most precious, this moment, meeting her grandson aiden for the first time. He took to me like hes been in my life t
I showed them up. This is the cbs evening i showed them up. This is the cbs evening news with scott captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news this is the cbs evening news pelley good evening. The second nurse in dallas diagnosed with ebola is amber vinson, who was among more than 70 workers at Texas Health Presbyterian hospital who treated Thomas Eric Duncan, who died last week. Today vinson in the yellow suit was put on a plane to atlanta for treatment at a specialized Infectious Disease unit at Emory University hospital. Unfortunately, this is not her first flight this week. Monday night, as she was becoming ill, vinson flew commercially from cleveland to dallas, with 132 other passengers. President obama canceled his schedule today to hold a special Cabinet Meeting on ebola. What weve been doing here today is reviewing exactly what we know about whats happened in dallas and how were going to make sure that Something Like this is not repeated, and that we are monitorin
North and western. Not going to impact the United States mainland, however, trning north and northeast and head close to bermuda. Could be a direct hit off bermuda which doesnt happen too often. Similarly watching anna in the pacific which will head towards hawaii. Reena and t. J. , back to you. Heres the rest of the forecast as that big storm system hits the northeast. Could be slow moving so watch out for flash floods. Showers in the great lakes, ohio river valley and along the northwest coast. M mountain snow in washington and oregon. 80s in southern texas. 60s in kansas city, portland and minneapolis. 50s in seattle and chicago. Some corporate news. Nike is suing dozens of companies because it claims they are ripping off the famous look of chuck taylors. Those well known sneakers are made by converse which was bought by nike 11 years ago. Nike clams skechers, walmart and ralph lauren, among others, are infringing on trademarks that cover several unique aspects of chucks. And macys
New ebola cases a week in as little as two months. And now, 70 percent of those infect are dying. Up from 50 percent, the the federal government is working to adjust its response, now that dallas has its second case, becoming ground zero for ebola in the u. S. Local Health Departments nationwide are preparing for more possible cases. Action News Reporter dann cuellar is following the big story live from the satellite center, dann. Reporter shirleen in, a admission today the nations top disease fighting agency says it failed to do all it should have done, that it could have done more to prevent ebola from spreading from a liberia man who died last week in dallas to the nurse who was treating him. The the director for centers for Disease Control and prevention say theyve bowl a Response Teams that will be sent out to hospitals, as soon as the patient is diagnosed with ebola, also, more training will be offered to Health Care Workers as cdc tries to calm fears nationwide in retrospect wit