A mysterious forest filled with massive stone jars going back thousands of years has been uncovered in India. But no one knows what they were used for, why they were buried, or who made them.
the children in ethiopia, sudan, south sudan, yemen, syria? the nations will have to step up. if they don t here is what will happen. not only will people die but people will be radicalized because extremist groups like isis and al qaeda recruit using food when the donors aren t there to help the people in need. i have talked to mothers and i have heard the stories firsthand so i know the reality on the ground. dana: there is a national security issue no doubt. thank you for all you do and we ll stay on top of it as winter gets underway. thanks. bill: wow, doing god s work. stay at it. entire neighborhoods wiped out. deadly tornadoes ripping through six states and relief efforts are underway to restore parts of what was lost. a live report from hard-hit kentucky coming up. it s time to refinance. newday s low rate refi offers their lowest rate in history.
without the feds watching, that theory. provisions of the patriot act died overnight, clung the one that let the feds sweep up our telephone records. it s without a question a win for privacy. supporters call it s win for the constitution. critics say it puts the nation at greater risk of a terror attack. the senate met this afternoon to work on a way to restore parts of the post-9/11 law that expired early this morning. that happened after senator and republican presidential candidate rand paul blocked a bill that would have kept parts of the surveillance program in place. as of this moment several programs off the table. the government cannot collect and store americans northern records under the law practice we would likely never have known about absent the leaks of one edward snowden. the nib can no longer wire tap suspects who keep changing cell phones and no more tracking of lone wolf suspects who are not
passed that were not constitutional, but i know it s the law of the land. he doesn t know if it s constitutional? it s a stunning position, and it might help explain why house republicans are slow walking a bill to restore parts of the voting rights act. we learned today they still have not laid out a time line to bring that bill to a vote. this is unacceptable. 50 years after the sacrifices and struggles of the civil rights era, the country has come too far to go backwards. thank you for come on the show tonight. have you ever heard conservatives so explicit about wanting to roll back the gains of the civil rights era? you know, this is certainly bold for this particular moment, rev. it s a clear reminder to activists and educators that even as we celebrate the
it s important to say they are not saying there is a specific threat, but what they are saying is there is a continued threat. certainly from al qaeda and affiliate organizations, and it notes that briefly al qaeda and the terrorists groups have linked their attacks to significant dates, and of course 9/11, there couldn t be anymore specific or significant dates than that. you know, i was just talking with a friend that said is this something that we should really, really be worried about. the state department issues these, randy, on a regular basis. in fact, this supplements another caution that was issued. it s the responsibility of the state department to warn americans who are abroad about this. that said, it is, of course, 9/11, very significant and the state department is saying there s a continuing threat out there. but it s not a travel alert for those here at home, it s for those who are traveling abroad or residing abroad? yes, that s what the state department d