Week 14 Reading Journals
11/11/13
I Read about the tragic storm that happened in the Philippines on CNN. Three days after Super Typhoon Haiyan, one of the strongest storms in recorded history, scythed across the central Philippines, people here are struggling to grasp the enormity of what they have lost and the challenges they face.The storm, known as Yolanda in the Philippines, has left devastation on a monumental scale in its wake. Some say as many 10,000 people have been killed during this storm. They hope to help the people get back with they lives.

11/12/13
I read on CNN on how the us general said that we have only have a week to save Philippines. The General asks for U.S. warships in typhoon relief for more help. The US might say no,but they need it badly for them. Gen. Paul Kennedy told CNN he needs immediate dispatch of U.S. Navy amphibious ships that carry equipment that can make potable water and the variety of helicopters, small boats, trucks and other supplies needed in the relief effort.They need it badly before its too late.

11/13/13
I read about how Atlanta is letting go of the Atlanta Braves on CNN. The mayor said that the pried to keep was too high to keep them. Kasim Reed, said also that Atlanta just couldn't keep and pried keep rising and rising for the city. When the Braves leave the city of Atlanta in 2017, Turner Field will be demolished. Over the next three years, they will build a dome for them. The new city is looking forward of them coming.

11/14/13
I read about on CNN of how only 27,000 sign up for Obama care after a mouth. About 200,000 were invited to Obama Care website to sign up for it. Some people say it is the website having problems. Some couldn't sign up due to the network. It was a health care so they can keep their insurance plans. President Obama is allowing insurers to offer current insurance plans for another year even if they don't comply with Obamacare. He hopes to get this issue solve.

11/15/13
I read about on CNN Toronto's City Council votes to strip dose not  the power of the city. Toronto's City Council voted Friday to strip embattled Mayor Rob Ford of his ability to govern in case of an emergency and to appoint and dismiss his senior staff, unprecedented moves aimed at reining in the controversial politician. Due to political issues some will be out power for a week. The people might get mad because of this.