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DAVID GREENE, HOST:

Fire has ripped through a densely populated section of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. And it has killed dozens of people.

Families of people with dementia will often take away the car keys to keep their family member safe. They might remove knobs from stove burners or lock up medicine.

But what's less talked about is the risk of guns in the home for those with dementia.

Five years ago, Flint, Michigan switched its drinking water sources, triggering a lead crisis. Despite the chaos and scandal that followed, some residents are content with the city's recovery, while others are still angry.

Five years ago, Flint, Michigan switched its drinking water sources, triggering a lead crisis. Despite the chaos and scandal that followed, some residents are content with the city's recovery, while others are still angry.

On the next Morning Edition, emergency managers in Florida are re-thinking their evacuation strategy after learning hard lessons from Hurricane Michael last year.

STEVE INSKEEP, HOST:

So what did we learn from some of those questions and answers? Let's dig a little deeper with Kimberly Wehle.

RACHEL MARTIN, HOST:

President Trump is now fighting a battle from within. A senior official in the Trump administration wrote an anonymous op-ed in The New York Times.