and thirty eight seconds to beat the previous best time by thirty two seconds three time winner martin bell the second topic have to make it in this week for kenya while in the women's event the townie broke away after fifteen miles and ran an unofficial time two hours nineteen minutes and seventeen seconds and trampling on favorite for group of a second with a personal best time mother kenyon thirty one year old evidence i'd like to forget this. and that's all sports news for this person but i'll be back in just under two hours with another update joining them. we'll. bring you the latest in science technology from the realm of russia. we've got the future covered. all.

and thirty eight seconds to beat the previous best time by thirty two seconds three time winner martin bell was second project might have first i think been sweet for kenya while in the women's events it time it broke away after fifteen miles around an unofficial time of two hours nineteen minutes and seventeen seconds ending champion and favorite should be about her second for the personal best time while another kenyan thirty one year old david sent edna if i get this that. and that's all the sport i think i. really knew the latest science and technology from the realms. we've done the future avar.

bell. in atlanta, martin luther king home. in springfield, illinois, abraham lincoln's home.national monument. nationwide, many federal workers who deal with claims and applications by the public were also going home. in chicago, from this social security office, the people who operate the national debt clock in new york stopped it as a symbol of what has happened. in many areas, the federal government is at a standstill. john martin, abc news, washington. >> as we said this affair measure of disgust from politicians of all parties but as of last night, the public appeared to be more sympathetic to mr. clinton's position. when our polling unit asked -- if the government shuts down who is at fault? 46% blamed the republican and 27% blamed mr. clinton. that was yesterday. the political struggle to resolve it all today from brit hume. >> reporter: late today, on the senate floor, democrats tried to bring up measures to fund the government with no other provisions. republicans rejected, leaving matters as they had earlier. earlier republicans talked about passing a new short-term

bells in our neighborhood. and the sirens are going to these schools because there are gang fights and gang activities that takes place. >> my name is malik martin'm in fourth grade. >> reporter: to reach more affluent people, holy family put its development office 30 miles away, in the prosperous suburbs of chicago's north shore. half its income comes from donors, and that includes more than 30 congregations in the chicago area. >> teachers and tutors help us, and then we can make better grades. i know because i've been on the honor roll many times. [ applause ] >> reporter: michael berkowitz is a business leader who caught the holy family spirit. >> it's not about faith, what i believe in or what the students believe in. it's the fact of the goodness that's being done here. it has nothing to do with religion as far as why i would contribute my time and money. it has to do with how well they are treating students. >> reporter: martin marty thinks other faith-based schools, including those that are catholic, would do well to emulate holy family's approach. >> i think the model of the faith-based schools would be an excellent model for catholicis