Bush says he did not ignore warnings about Sept 11
The White House faced sharp Democratic criticism as it defended Bush over alleged missed warnings about the September 11 attacks. Officials disclosed a September 4 plan to dismantle Osama bin Laden's network, finished before the attacks but not approved by the president. The debate touched on prior intelligence, secrecy, and whether warnings were ignored or misunderstood.
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Grad hopes to broaden deaf culture awareness
Marsh and his partner promote deaf culture while honoring a favorite singer. They removed carpet so Robyn can feel music vibrations as Kester signs lyrics. Their 8 month old Tymber will learn sign language and speech, a dual challenge for future communication.
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