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Here and Now for Monday, June 11, 2007
As President Bush returns from his European trip, the US Senate hold a no-confidence vote on embattled U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. We speak to Rick Klein of ABC News about the controversy that continues to swirl around Gonzales and whether the vote will have any impact if it goes against Gonzales. Futurist Andrew Zolli uses demographic data to predict what the world will look like over the next 100 years. Among Andrew's predictions are that the largest city of the 21st century will be in China and it hasn't even been built yet, one-third of the world will run out of potable water, and a large group of Baby Boomers will end up moving in with their kids. We'll find out how companies and governments are using these predictions to plan their cities and develop new technologies. Our guest is Andrew Zolli. Are US terrorism suspects still being kidnapped and moved from one country to another, for harsh interrogations? We get the latest on extraordinary renditions, as 25 A
Audio|Mon, 11 Jun 2007|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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Dave Lapham, Bengals Color Analyst
Dave spoke candidly about how the team had problems, don't expect an upset over the Patriots and the "bad apples" affectiong the team. Dave played in the NFL and grew up in Wakefield, Ma.
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