cbs correspondent marley hall reports, the president's remarks come amid military strikes begins isis in syria. >> reporter: president obama will stand before more than 140 heads of state and government at the united nation is today and address global issues. the at the top of the list isis. the u.s. along with arab allies began launching air strikes against isis targets inside syria monday night. the first strikes in a sustained campaign to defeat the terror group. yesterday the president met with representatives from the five nations who participated. >> i think we now have an opportunity to send a very clear message that the world is united. >> air strikes targeted ice is communication. >> they will adopt to what we have done and seek to address our short falls and gap is a again our air campaign in the coming weeks. >> reporter: president obama will also chair and security council meeting here at the u.n. today. members are expect to adopt a resolution, that would require countries to pass laws, to try to prevent their citizens from joining terrorist groups. >> the threat of forei

cbs reporter marley hall shows us how it works. >> reporter: sharon barohas never enjoyed decide wagwear but what she really hates is shopping for clothes. >> i'm lazy. i don't want to go to the store. i don't want to go through racks of clothes. i don't want to -- i don't want to dress myself. >> reporter: so now barohas someone else pick clothes for ler. she signed up with the on line retailer stitch fix. customers fill out a survey with dozens of questions including age size and budget. you can also pick out your favorite kind of styles. a computer al go rhythm crunches the data. every month a stylist at stitch fix sends her a box with clothes and accessories plus instructions on how to wear them together. >> and i don't have to think about clothing now. i have choices to wear. >> reporter: stitch fix is one of several on line clothing companies that offer this type of personalized shopping. and retail analyst wendy liebman says it appears to be a growing trend. >> it's something that's becoming more mainstream, more established as retailers see the opportunity. >> reporter: in or

bob marley "one love" speaking about tolerance and love. putting it in a message that is so huge and such an infectious song, you know. jims brown "i'm black and i'm proud." that was a fun song. you got people of all races and creeds and colors singing the same lyric. >> and stevie wonder. >> and stevie wonder? oh, "sir duke." >> you went back on that. >> if i'm right about my theory, i believe that what he was saying in there was the music that is being created is to elate and create joy, and this is a message. and he's paying respect to all of the old greats who helped pave the way. he put it into a nice, fun, danceable song, but he's smacking people down saying, listen, you've got really great jazz musicians who pave the way. when everybody is shouting out that benny goodman is the king of jazz, what about duke ellington and what about, you know, everybody else that actually wrote the charts that benny goodman was using. so that's where i feel like -- and there's other stevie wonder songs. >> stevie's a genius. all those artists -- >> ju

cbs news correspondent marley hall has more from new york. >> reporter: chrysler is recalling more than,000, 2011 jeep grandeur keys and dodge durangos because of a fuel pump problem. the automaker says a relay could fail causing the vehicle to stall which could lead to a crash can which could also prevent the vehicle from starting. the relay is located inside the totally integrated power module which acts as the vehicle's nerve center and controls a variety of functions including windshield wipers, gauges and air bag deployment. general motors has been plagued with the largest number of recalls in its history, more than 50 so far this year involving more than 26 million vehicles in the u.s. alone. the rash of recalls came after gm issued a major recall for a faulty ignition switch defect that has been linked to at least 19 deaths. since that february recall, congress has held several hearings about safety issues within the auto industry. gm's latest recall is for nearly 222,000, 2013 and 2014 cadillac xts and 2014-2015 chevrolet impalas. the electronic parking brake could stay partiall

cbs reporter marley hall shows us how it works. >> reporter: sharon bar owe has never enjoyed deciding what to wear but what she really hates is shopping for clothes. >> i'm lazy. i don't want to go to the store. i don't want to go through racks of clothes. i don't want to dress myself. >> reporter: so now, now she has someone tolls clothe her. she sign up for stitch fix, customers fill out a survey with dozens of questions including age, size, and budget. you can also pick out your favorite kind of styles. a computer algorithm crownes the the data. every mile stitch fix send her a box with clothes and accessories and instructions on how to wear them together. >> i don't to have think about clothing now i have choice toes wear. >> reporter: they are one of several companies that offer this type of personalized shopping. retail analyst wendy liebman says it appears to be a growing trend. >> it is something that is becoming more main stream, more establish as retailers see the opportunity. >> reporter: nordstroms sees the the opportunity, it recently bought mens personal shopping side tr

. >> jon: excellent point by house of commons member ghost of jacob marley. holy.hese parliament will be visited by -- [laughing] >> jon: cameron, are you going to take this nuance criticism? >> there is a clear list legal base for helping iraq. iraq has requested our help and give clear consent for u.k. collision. this is about psychopaths trying to kill us. there is the an option of hoping this will just go away. >> jon: not a option? hoping this would go away? if i remember english literature. hoping something would go away has been the national strategy in your country from con surges uprising and rumored sexuality. alright. great, england law makers are debating. they're voting on this incredibly important ish you i mean that's great. law makers of england are debating and law making on the important issue. sorry for the cza sarcasm. >> we are having a debate? >> why isn't there a debate in congress. >> why isn't congress back and debating the ish you. >> it would be nice to see aggressive debate. >> jon: it's a vibrant debate centering around should we or sho

in new york, marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, the reward for information leading to frein's capture has now climbed to $175,000. >> a search is on for the suspect who robbed a wynfield little caesars earl they're week. "eyewitness news" obtain this surveillance video from investigators this morning. you can see man was wearing a black long sleeve shirt and described as having a unique walk. he eventually took off on a bike with an unknown amount of cash. if you recognize him, cat police. >>> well, it has been a cool start to the day but temperatures are climbing as we move through the weekend. meteorologist kathy orr is outside, with her jacket on, on the cb is s3 sky deck. kathy, it has been a while since you had to throw that on. >> i know, it has been a long time and i wish it could be longer but we will be losing the jackets come this weekend. the clouds have rolled in with a easterly wind and they are going to stick around, for at least the the first part of the weekend. lets take a look and show you the the morning, we had a very chilly start to the morning esp

marley hall has the latest from gloaming grove. >> reporter: pennsylvania state police released new photos of shooting suspect eric frein. investigators say he belonged to an area military simulation unit whose member play the role of soldiers from eastern europe. >> in his current frame of mind frein now appears to have assume that role in real life. >> reporter: thirty-one year-old suspect is accused of ambushing two state troopers friday night killing corporal brian dickson and wounding trooper alex douglass. >> it is a cowardly act, you know, as we said before troopers did not have a chance. >> reporter: investigators identified frein and the suspect after his jeep was found stuck in the swamp near the police barracks. they say that the suspect has survival training and is extremely dangerous. >> it is clear their i can frein has a long standing grudge with law enforcement and government in general. >> reporter: some schools in the area are closed because investigators say they believe the suspect could be hiding in one of the many wooded area, people here are nervous. >> he said, took

marley hall reports from new york. >> sending 3,000 troops to west africa to stop the spread of ebola. >> making an investment here early is critical to trying to snuff out the problem before it becomes a much more widespread problem. >> nearly 5,000 people in west africa have contracted the virus since march, with the biggest outbreak in liberia. the number of new cases could start doubling every three weeks. >> this is a very large epidemic. it's going to take a lot of effort over a long period of time. this is not going to be over quickly. >> the united states also plans to send an additional $88 million for equipment and supplies. set up 17 treatment units with 100 beds each, and train up to 500 medical workers per week. >> what we say is train the trainers. train the local people so they can do it, do all the work. >> but it may not be enough. international aid groups like doctors without borders say, the global response has fallen short of what is needed. marley hall, cbs news, new york. >> world health organization says it could cost nearly $1 billion to contain the outbreak. i

president met with doctors at emery university hospital, and cbs reporter marley hall tells us that the president is ram pink up the u.s. response to the crisis. which is now killed at least 2400 people in africa. >> president obama is sending up to 3,000 american troops to west africa to help stop the spread of ebola. >> making an investment here early is critical to try to snuff out this problem before it becomes a much more widespread problem. >> reporter: nearly 5,000 people, in west africa have contracted the virus since march, with the biggest out break in liberia. the world health organization warns that the number of new cases could start doubling, every three weeks. >> this is a very large epidemic that will take a lot of effort, over a long period of time. this is not going to be over quickly. >> reporter: the united states also plans to send an additional 88 million-dollar for equipment and supplies. set up 17 treatment units with 100 vets each and train up to 500 medical workers per week. >> what we say is train the trainers, right? train the local people so that they can do

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and in california, she says she believes a piece of metalom the sky and nearly hit her, came from a jet blue plane, on thursday, a jet blue flight made an emergency landing in the beach and sidney gill ber berth was riding her bike about the the same time thate mergecy. that is when she said she heard a loud boom and saw a square metal object land just about 3 feet away. >> i went back and saw this right here right where i was and right in the sand. i said that is it. that is what fell out of the sky, literally fell out of the sky. >> faa is investigating the the object's origin. >>> here on pens landing it was a walk to celebrate freedom. thousands took part in the 2014 philadelphia recovery walk. as "eyewitness news" reporter steve paterson shows us the event is, designed to prove that beating addiction is possible. >> reporter: thousands marched, chanting, fighting, already being called the largest walk ever assembled in celebration of addiction recovery for the walkers. >> they are all in recovery. we're all trying to help change somebod

cbs correspondent marley hall took a tur of the crumbling hospital complex ahead of the opening for theirst time in 60 years. >> reporter: this part of the ellis island story is often left untold, until right now. the l is island immigrant happies where the sick were taken, after the long, often very difficult voyage to america. >> contagious diseases were treated here but also, small injuries may have been treated. someone may have gotten hurt while in transit. >> reporter: when the ship stopped delivering immigrant in ellis island in the 1950's the hospital complex was left to wit era way. now, visitors will have to wear protective head gear to get a glimpse inside erie empty building collapse that welcomed the sick to america, more than a century ago. about 12 million immigrants came through ellis island between 1892 and 1954 and more than a million of them were sent to this hospital complex, before being allowed to enter the country. >> she was so brave. seriously they might have left behind but it was walking in tie big unknown. >> reporter: historian beyond says his grand parents

marley hall for cbs-3 three "eyewitness news". >> my girl friend does that and loves it.so easy especially on the go, you don't want to go shopping and take back stuff you don't want. >> we will be right back. >> but first here's s is what coming up tonight on cbs-3. we will be back in a bit. >>> here's one last check on traffic and weather together, katie. >> those clouds are starting to build depending on your location. not too much sunlight expect for you out there in a place like rehoboth where clouds are obviously settling in for us. a little choppy surf already to report for you here as wind kick in and camera starts to sort of show signs of things to come. starting to shake a bit. here comes the the rain. at the moment it is in the here yet obviously but just a matter of time as early as late this afternoon southern mess counties get in on it. in philadelphia don't worry about any rain drops until later tonight, torey, over to you. >>> we have rush hour to worry about and also tacony palmyra bridge is now open, so 73 is closed. we will let you know when it comes ba

isn't there what the stock can do, so i think this is a buying opportunity. >> if they have got bob marleytheir headquarters, man, should all go there, a trip worth taking, these guys continue to grow in a way, the digitization, what they showed last quarter, if -- really tough to keep a straight face here. >> keep going. >> this is tremendous growth, actually -- >> giggling? >> tremendous surprise. i wish someone had a bag of dorit doritos. >> i look at it as mobile ad growth, their mobile ad growth is dominating, they come from a smaller slice than everybody else that you want to compare them to right now, but because of the fact that they come from a smaller area, their growth trajectory much faster now and the focus everybody has is mobile. because of that i think twitter has a lot of room to the upside. >>> all right, still ahead, the home builder rally heard around the street. tell you which names have room to run when we come back. later on, why the king of valuations says stay far away from the alibaba ipo. back in two. chimes sfx: ambient park noise, crane engine, music begins. we

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> a day of fun and fund raising to benefit families of the deceased philadelphia police officers and fire fighters. "eyewitness news" at the 60th annual hero thrill show yesterday, philadelphia police highway patrol motorcycle drill team showed off their skills by performing cool stunts in the parking lot of the well fargo center. philadelphia a native bernard hopkins was this years grand marshall. >>> a major hollywood star is at the united nations and we will tell you why leonardo dicaprio is meeting the with the u.n. secretary general. >>> also it is the the start of the premiere week right here on cbs-3 and we will talk to the stars of the new cbs drama madam ring ring! progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso

marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> more supplies right now are he helped to go have africa help health care workers stop the spread of the deadly ebola virus. plane load of medicine from the united states left the the insuring foresee era leon in liberia yesterday. health care work are trying to help people infect have become infect themselves. crates on the planes are filled with items that are hard to find in west africa like gloves, and also gowns. >>> well, grab some snacks and get ready tonight is series premiere of the new cbs drama madam secretary. actress tea leoni plays elizabeth mccord a former cia agent and now a college professor who takes on the role as second of state. crew includes big names likely oni, tim daily and executive producer minister again freeman. you can watch the show tonight starting at 8:30 right here on cbs-3. >>> and talk about a sweet way to get the the word out, cbs teamed up with georgetown cup cake, to help promote the new political drama the well known sweet shop gave away, free red velvet cup cakes at several other locations across the

yellow cab gypsy cab dollar cab holler back ♪ ♪ i've got it made ♪ labor day parade rest in peace bob marleyew the lights will inspire you ♪ ♪ let's hear it for new york, new york, new york ♪ ♪ lights is blinding girls need blinders ♪ ♪ or they could step out of bounds quick the sidelines is lined with casualties ♪ ♪ caught up in the in crowd now you're in style ♪ ♪ it gets cold in vogue with your skin out city of sin ♪ ♪ it's a pity on a whim std ♪ good girls gone bad the city's filled with them mommy took a bus trip now she got her bust out ♪ ♪ everybody ride her just like a bus route ♪ ♪ the city never sleeps better slip you an ambien ♪ ♪ in new york there's nothing you can't do ♪ ♪ new york, it's where it will make you feel brand new, the lights will inspire you ♪ ♪ new york, new york, new york >> hands up! ♪ one hand in the air everybody say yeah, yeah, yeah, ♪ ♪ in new york there's nothing you can't do ♪ ♪ now you're in new york ♪ these streets will make you feel brand new the lights will inspire you ♪ ♪ let's hear it for new york, new york, new york ♪ [cheers and applause ] >> i want

fiction, nonfiction and drama, and he's the author of the first in-depth study of the lyrics of bob marley. he teaches at the university of south carolina. he says of his poetry, "often i am not writing to describe what i have seen, but trying to voice what the work is stirring in me." "tornado child." tornado child, tornado child. i, i'm a tornado child. i come like a swirl of black and darken up your day; i whip it all up into my womb, lift you and your things, carry you where you've never been, and maybe, if i feel good, i might bring you back, all warm and scared, heart humming wild like a bird after early sudden flight. 'cause i'm a tornado child. i tremble at the elements. when thunder rolls my mother womb trembles, remembering the tweak of contractions that tightened to a wail when my mother pushed me out into the black of a tornado night. i'm a tornado child, you can tell us from far by the crazy of our hair; couldn't tame it if we tried. even now i tie a bandanna to silence the din of anarchy in these coir-thick plaits. 'cause i'm a tornado child born in the whirl of clouds; the c

marley hall has the latest from new york city. >> secretary of state john kerry meets with more world leaders in new york today as the u.s. works to build an international coalition to tackle isis in iraq and syria. yesterday secretary kerry said down with iran's foreign minister. the u.s. is trying to get more countries in the region to sign on. the u.s. is conducting airstrikes in iraq. u.s. ambassador to the united nations, samantha powers says other nations will help in syria. >> we will not do the airstrikes alone. >> chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, army general martin dempsey maintains defeating isis hinges on getting support from arab nations. president obama will lead a meeting here at the un this week focusing on the terror threat. and interview on 60 minutes last night a former member of president obama's administration says the president is partly to blame for not arming syrian rebels sooner. >> i think i would have helped. i think in part, we paid a price for not doing that. in what we see happening with isis. >> on friday the president signed a measure to arm and t

in new york, marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> your time right now is 5:09, a popular teacher accused of having sex with a student. find out how police caught him. >>> new developments in the search for this missing college student as police name a suspect in her disappearance. also this... >> you're home. good morning. >> what a cute dog, happy home coming for the the talk that wand order cross the country but she's still has one more trick up her sleeve see latest scare she gave her owners after their big reunion video you did not see last night don't miss it too. look at that tail, katie. >> she's so happy. can't get over it. cutest thing ever. >> we are looking ahead to the final day of dry weather before a large and very moisture-rich coastal storm hits us so i want to time this out for one thing. we are also talking about when it gets out of here how does weekend fair, full details in the full forecast coming are like a passionate dance.ion it's color. it's a way of life. a harmony that brings people together. the more we give in to the magic of this place, the more we'd

marley, it includeses 5-20-year prison sentence for those convicted of gaining unauthorized access to another person's computer. >> rose: severe weather is headed east from the nation's midsection tonight. 11 million people could be affected. don dahler reports the storms may have already left their mark elsewhere. >> reporter: in the great plains and midwest, summer's unofficial end was noisy and violent. a storm chaser captured this video of a massive bolt of lightning in denison, iowa. seven tornadoes touched down in three states. this one stalked the kansas farmland. that same storm system pelted the area with hail the size of tennis balls. in michigan, heavy rain and strong winds brought down trees and power lines. >> his head was bleeding and stuff and his head was under the tree. the broken two by four went across his neck. >> reporter: one couple was trapped inside their house by a fallen tree. neighbors rushed to help. >> i ran out the door and hollered down there, and i saw her climbing through the wreckage, and i could hear him yelling for help. >> reporter: people attendin

yeah, things are so good, i'm expecting that the ghost of bob marley is going to come bursting from backstage to stoke our confidence. ♪ don't worry about a thing ♪ but every little thing's going to be all right ♪ >> yeah, gonna be all right, gonna be all right. the president says we'll drop a new more loads of bombs on them. >> i can announce that america will lead a broad coalition to roll back this terrorist threat. >> yeah, you see there's a problem. someone forgot to tell these nations that because we have already been given a big fat no from germany, turkey t saudis and most everyone else who's even bothered to respond. the great african-american preacher dr. e.d. ill said something that, well it goes something like this, he said some people think they're a leader, but if nobody's following, you're not leading, you're just out taking a walk. mr. president, enjoy your walk. the administration seems a bit confused as to whether or not we are at war. >> what we are doing is engaging in a very significant counter terrorism operation. >> i think frankly, this is a counter terrorism operation

so if you're running a local campaign for dog catcher you may be inserting stuff into the bob marley track on pandora, and that's how you would get out to people. >> and it would go out to people in specific area codes. >> you can choose why, the universe of voters, based on their preferences. it comes out of these big data processing companies. they run everybody's credit card checks, credit checks when you rent a property. those guys are always giving these systems the information they need to find you. >> we'll have more from jacob ward this weekend on a special half hour version of "power politics." we'll look at the issues, money in the midterm locations tomorrow at 5:30 eastern right here on al jazeera america. >>> ford motor company is recalling 1 million cars. 850,000 cars are being recalled to fix a software glitch. cars effected are the 2013-2014 ford fusion, escape and lincoln mkz. coming up, dozens of arrests around the globe on terror charges are the crackdowns about protection, or paranoia? >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so

joan baez put in -- who was in every anti-vietnam demonstration of any merit, marley in washington, d.c -- particularly in washington, d.c., she took an ad out in all major newspapers saying they've made a concentration camp of south vietnam. she couldn't get a lot of hollywood celebrities she wanted to sign that. someone who has really given the rest of his life to this because he feels so terrible about what he did during the war, in effect supporting the north vietnamese, was jon vote. the guy's -- jon voight. the guy's terrific. he'll just do anything the try to make up for it. there are those people. unfortunately, there are a lot of them who aren't, who don't do that. therefore, this generation is suck with the memory of vietnam that it doesn't really have any justification to really feel that way except what people have told them. and as i say, when i watch a good person give a false statement about losing the war and we shouldn't have been there, yes, we should have been there. we should have won. we did win. but then we should have kept our word. one thing, if i may, i just wan

. ♪ [music break] >> "war" by bob marley and the whalers.s is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. address to the nation wednesday night, president obama invoked the memory of two american journalists who were brutally killed by the islamic state, as he outlined his case for u.s. airstrikes against the group inside syria. >> in a region that is known so much bloodshed, these terrorists are unique in their brutality. the execute captured prisoners. they kill children. they enslaved, raped, and forced women into marriage. they threatened the religious minority with genocide, and in acts of barbarism, they took the lives of two american journalists, jim foley and stephen saw off. -- soft off. pose a threat to peace in the middle east and american facilities. if left unchecked, these threat thecan pose a on the region, including the united states. >> president obama's reference to james foley in his bid for u.s.-led military aggression offended a filmmaker who met foley during anti-nato protests in 2012, sh

white girl with some i took her to the bay with me eyes closed smoking marijuana rolling up that bob marley can't do nothing for ya nothing no ah these girls ♪ ♪ ain't loyal no they ain't whoa these girls ain't loyal yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's how you do it. got the pipes! got the pipes. chris brown! "x" will be in stores september 16th. we will be right back, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: my thanks to jessica chastain, jeffrey tambor, hugh jackman. chris brown once again! [ cheers and applause ] that was great. and the roots right there, ladies and gentlemen, from philadelphia. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. hope to see you tomorrow. buh-bye, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and a

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marley hall for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> melissa rivers released this statement about her mother's passing, quote it business great sadness that i announce the death of my mother, joan rivers. she passed peacefully at 1:17 p.m. surrounded by family and close friend. my son and would i like to thank the doctors, nurses and staff of mt. sinai hospital for at macing care they provided for my mother. cooper and i have found ourselves humled by outpouring of love, support and prayers we have received from around the the world. they have been heard, and appreciated. my mother's greatest joy in life was to make people laugh. although that is difficult to do right now, i know her final wish would be that we return to laughing real soon. a lot of people commenting on joan rivers death, this afternoon, teresa says rip joan you made us laugh and made us look good. you'll be missed. >>> matthew johnson wrote into say a favorite memory from the early 70's, joan was on the mike douglass or movie griffin doing a skit about the ryal family. they were on a family vacation at jersey shore and his gr

in celebration of the 30th anniversary of bob marley's album "legends," ben and jerry's has releasedarijuana-theamed ice cream. [ light laughter ] and just like marijuana, you'll probably regret having that second bowl. [ laughter ] because wait -- [ cheers and applause ] after the first bowl, wait. because you might not need the second bowl. you might just be impatient. [ laughter ] the new ice cream is expected to be a huge hit followed by another hit and another hit and another hit. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i thought this was cool. pope francis' -- pope francis' favorite soccer team has announced they will rename their stadium after him next year. and it's a good match because, like soccer players, catholics aren't allowed to use their hands. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] i think the joke ghost got in here. "wooo, oooh. oooh, i didn't like that joke! [ laughter ] aaaaaah! this is the noise i make -- when i don't like a joke!" [ laughter ] listen to this -- people who purchased olive garden's seven-week unlimited pasta pass are being told that they must show their i.d.

. >> did he it to the tune of bob marley's one love. >> ♪ >> well, ford decided to busamove with otherrs of the city council, this guy never ceases to amaze me. it comes after a poll released thursday showing that he has gained ground on his challengers heading in the mayoral election this fall. ford has come under fire for his admit used of both drugs and alcohol. >> listening to music. >> and dance nothing city hall chambers. >> through go. >> tmz headlines. a hacker claims he has goods on some big time celebrities. >> yeah, this user claims to have released nude photographs of jennifer lawrence, kate upton and several other female stars. the unidentified hacker is threatening to release more, if he does not get money. representative, for jennifer lawrence told the huffing ton post that images of the star which were allegedly stolen from her i cloud account, are real. the fbi is not confirming or denying any of these reports. >>> joan rivers daughter says that she's hopeful about her mother's health, four days after the legendary comedian went into cardiac arrest in a new york city d

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it went to 11th in voter turnout, marley for racial minorities and particularly for young people.d we saw that in 2008 when obama won the state narrowly and in 2012 when he almost won the state. okay, fast forward to 2013, north carolina introduces the strictest voter id law in the country. the house in north carolina passes it in april. the shelby county decision comes out in june. so right now the north carolina house has passed a voter id law, but they haven't passed anything else. one month after the supreme court decision, the north carolina legislature takes a 16-page bill dealing exclusively with voter id, and they make the voter id law a lot tougher. no student ids anymore, no public employee ids anymore, no county -- you can't vote with any of those things. they cut same-day registration, early voting. it's now a 57-page bill. it passes in three days. no debate, no public hearings. all of a sudden everything in north carolina to make it easier to vote has been repealed. now, why did they do that? they knew they didn't have to approve their voting changes anymore with the