Process very seriously. And so thats been kind of a very positive surprise , and i think if other americans could see that, they would be much more comfortable with the early state process that we in. Ged what surprised me kind of on the negative is the fact that it of a socialind media primary has been inserted the iowa caucus and the primary. Hire in other words, this race got very nationalized very early. So there is no invisible primary . No. Thats right. I mean, you know, again to some extent, historically, the early states really were the first indication in terms of what thinking, but things like what the dnc did with the debate rules, in other words, requiring candidates to have a certain number of small donors, all that kind of stuff, that really encouraged the creation of this, you know, as i say social media primary. So would you say the process you andnc is unfair for others . I wouldnt say its unfair because they were very clear are. What their rules but what i do think it
Knew where alan chow was. Whether he was lost or injured. A terrible week of worrying for friends and family in oakland. This neighbor said her heart went out to his mother. She mustve been going crazy not knowing where her son was. Reporter rescue crews searched Yosemite National park with ground teams dogs and helicopters. They focus on the area near the reservoir where he was last seen on saturday. Park rangers say some of the popular hiking trails in the area usually clearly marked were covered with snow. He got lost. His coworker was alarmed when he did not show up to work after mondays today. And reported him missing. Friday a park ranger spotted him and his tent just above will palma falls. If you are out in the backcountry and you fall or hurt yourself. You get lost stay put. Dont try to walk around and get more loss. Reporter the park ranger said he did everything right. To survive the freezing temperatures and snow for nearly one week. He did the right thing by setting up his
On the future of education policy. Introductory remarks now underway and this is live on cspan2. The president of the Largest Labor union in the country, the National Education association. She is the first ever latino elected to leave the and a a and is students are heading back to school. It is also a time when efforts are underway to further privatize Public Education and rollback protections. The nea reprimands 3 million teachers who work in k12 schools, colleges and universities. The union has been a critic of the trump administrations proposals for education. Last spring she said the Administration Proposed budget was a wrecking ball aimed at our nations Public Schools. She went on to say the budget quote shows how dangerously illinformed they are about what works for students and Public Education and they are reckless and irresponsible budget would smash the aspirations of students, crush their dreams and make it difficult for them to go to college and get ahead. We would be int
[inaudible conversations] afternoon. I and americas aviation reporter and im also on the board of governors here the National Press club. Sorry about that. Welcome to the National Press club. Our guest today is Lily Eskelsen garcia the president of the National Education association. I would like to welcome our public radio and cspan audiences and i want to remind you that you can follow the action on twitter using the npc lies. Thats an pc lie. For public radio and cspan audiences please be aware that in the audience today are members of the general public so any applause or reaction you hear is not necessarily from the working press. Now its time to at a deuce our guests. I would ask each of you to stand briefly as your name is announced. Please hold your applause until ive finished introducing the entire table. From your right, Kimberly Hall communications and partnerships manager at the poverty and Race Research action counsel. Thomas burr Washington Bureau chief of the Salt Lake T
Afternoon. I and americas aviation reporter and im also on the board of governors here the National Press club. Sorry about that. Welcome to the National Press club. Our guest today is Lily Eskelsen garcia the president of the National Education association. I would like to welcome our public radio and cspan audiences and i want to remind you that you can follow the action on twitter using the npc lies. Thats an pc lie. For public radio and cspan audiences please be aware that in the audience today are members of the general public so any applause or reaction you hear is not necessarily from the working press. Now its time to at a deuce our guests. I would ask each of you to stand briefly as your name is announced. Please hold your applause until ive finished introducing the entire table. From your right, Kimberly Hall communications and partnerships manager at the poverty and Race Research action counsel. Thomas burr Washington Bureau chief of the Salt Lake Tribune and former presiden