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Date: Wed, Jul 22, 2015 at 2:32 AM
Subject: Trump Gives Out Rival Lindsey Graham's Private Phone Number
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Trump Heaps Insults on Lindsey Graham, Gives Out Cell Number Donald Trump is turning heads yet again, this time by giving out on live TV the private cell phone number of Senator Lindsey Graham, after the GOP hopeful criticized him. Graham later tweeted he was probably "getting a new phone," but his campaign had stronger words for the billionaire. The growing firestorm around Trump has the Des Moines Register calling for the candidate to end his campaign, accusing him of "coarsening" the conversation and "cheapening" the race. Learn More John Kasich Becomes 16th Republican Candidate for President While Trump was handing out Lindsey Graham's phone number, Ohio Gov. John Kasich returned to his alma mater, Ohio State University, to announce his presidential bid. The son of a postal carrier, Kasich is a popular two-term governor, in a critical swing state, who has shown he can win Democratic votes. But Kasich is so far behind in the polls, he may not even qualify for an August primetime debate in his own state. Learn More Dangerous Record Heat Poses Threat to Kids Left Alone in Cars It's late July and temperatures across the country are soaring. Some 16 million are under heat advisories tonight and one of the real dangers is to children left behind and forgotten in the backseat of a hot car. On average, 37 children die in overheated cars each year, as NBC's Tom Costello reports. Learn More Study: Women With Early Signs of Alzheimer's Decline Faster Than Men A new study shows women with possible early signs of Alzheimer's lose brain skills twice as fast as men. A few of the red flags include repeatedly asking the same questions and forgetting common words. There aren't drugs to reverse the effects, but experts do suggest activities to slow down the progression, as NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports. Learn More Tennessee Gunman's Uncle Detained in Jordan While there is still no official link to terror in the Chattanooga shooting, Mohammad Youssef Abdulazeez's uncle is now under arrest tonight in Jordan. Law enforcement officials tell NBC that his uncle is a "radical" and investigators are looking into whether he influenced his nephew during a seven month stay in the Middle East. Learn More Security Video Outside Sandra Bland's Texas Jail Offer Few Clues Authorities say video of the corridor outside Sandra Bland's jail cell shows no one entering the cell between 7:05 a.m., when staff last saw her, and 8:58 a.m. when she was found dead. Bland was arrested on a charge of assaulting an officer and mentioned that she was suffering from depression and PTSD in March. The prosecutor is now vowing to investigate Bland's death as a homicide Learn More Chrysler Promises Fix For Bug In Jeep Cherokee Connected Cars Chrysler is taking action to fix a stunning problem with its Jeep Cherokee vehicles after a Wired Magazine reporter had hackers take control of it through its infotainment system and remotely change the radio, the A/C and even kill the engine. A bill introduced in Congress today would require "connected cars" protect drivers against cyber-criminals and have technology that can stop a hack in real time. Learn More Giving A Facelift to Historic Sites In Ruins If you don't know a claw hammer from a skill saw, that's okay. All that's really required is a good attitude. At HistoriCorps, ordinary volunteers take pride in restoring and refurbishing historic places across the country, saving pieces of history along the way. Learn More Help Spread the News NBC News 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 Privacy (....) Privacy One Click Unsubscribe Manage Your Subscription Preferences