what do they all have in common in acts of terror? it s their radical islam. congrats, monsters. you own the title. what if that mall attack happened here in the united states? it would be on. but few freak out now because it s only africa. poor kenya. one of the few african nations that works and in a running battle with muslim nuts. they have enough problems. islamists in north africa had slave trade raiding nonislamic villages or women and kids and selling them in sudan. religion of peace? my ass. like bob said. the first thing is admit there s a problem. the administration won t. meanwhile, yesterday, a white house roundtable discussion held in honor of bisexual visibility day. there s a problem the obama administration tackles. a lack of bisexual visibility. why close doors? kind of hampers the visibility thing. the one visibility problem we don t have, sadly, is with terror. we see it. obama sees it. he just won t speak its name. reading that i got a little stuck
from both parties demanding that hospitals, doctors, bureaucrats and president obama do better. now, we have fox team coverage. correspondent in dallas, where a second patient is being moved away from a facility whose leadership today admitted major mistakes. we begin with chief white house correspondent, ed henry, and a president who is facing a possible criticism from congress. reporter: late in the evening at the white house, on ebola, the president gathering with the cdc director dr. thomas frieden, and chief of staff. we re expecting comments from the president any moment to try once again to calm the public, after yet another day where there were more questions raised about whether the government really has a handle on this. while cdc director thomas frieden was in the hot seat on capitol hill, he left the door open to more health care workers infected with ebola. we hope no more will, but we know that s a possibility, since two individuals became infected. report
communities. we have whether federal investigations will really make a difference. but we begin with rick leventhal in new york with more reaction to the death of eric garner. hi, rick. bret, many people say they were shocked by the grand jury s decision not to seek criminal charges in this case. from eric garner s family to politicians to the officer who testified on his own behalf, and tonight the protests continue with a crowd estimated at more than 1,000 strong gathering down at foley plaza in lower manhattan near the the federal court buildings. the nypd on high alert wondering how much higher tensions will rise. cell phone video of the arrest of eric garner shows the officer using what appears to be a choke hold to subdue the 6 3 , 350 pound man. garner s death on the sidewalk was rule ed a homicide by the medical examiner, due to compression of the neck and chest. but a grand jury found no reason to bring charges against the officer, and a police spokesman says it wa
An assessment of Carroll’s downtown from the Iowa Economic Development Authority’s Downtown Resource Center culminated in a public presentation sharing their findings.
Downtown development will be the focus when Carroll is visited by five downtown revitalization specialists from the Iowa Economic Development Authority’s Downtown Resource Center. The City of Carroll, Carroll County