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throughnd went on progressively more responsible positions to become chief of staff of the army and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. few men have played such a significant role and the developments leading to our current involvement in vietnam. for the last five years, general taylor has been associated intimately with the making of vietnamese policy decisions. as personal military representative of president kennedy and 1961 and 1962, as chairman of the joint chief of staff, and as our ambassador to south vietnam in 1964 and 1965. he is now special consultant to the president, and accompanied him to the recent conference in honolulu. general taylor, we are very pleased to have you. we have had you often before and are very familiar with you. we welcome you to make whatever statement you choose. mr. chairman and gentlemen, i want to thank you mr. chairman and the members of the committee for your willingness to hear my views on the situation in south vietnam. i am afrai
levin talks about trade policy. the national governors association closed out its annual winter meeting today with a discussion that included senators mark warner, lamar alexander and joe mansion, all former governors. they talked about the relationship between states and the federal government. this is an hour 20 minutes. governors, i think we re ready to begin. welcome, one and all. it s good to see you here this morning. we had a great opportunity to gather at the white house last night and be hosted by the president and the vice president and the first and second ladies. it was great to see you all. i think we all enjoyed ourselves and had a good chance to just kind of be in a casual environment. although, we were in black tie. and associate one with another. good to see you this morning. we enjoyed last evening. as i call the meeting to order, we welcome you all. one thing that we nee
meaning. while trying to enhance competition in the set-top box market, the item shoots miles beyond that narrow frame on its very first page redefining statutory terms referencing to hardware such as navigation device, interactive communication equipment and other equipment to mean hardware or software including apps. i don t know how much clearer the terms device or equipment could be in their intent to reference tangible, physical hardware. if those words don t work to restrict the commission, are there any that could? i don t think that anyone here believes for a second that stellar could have made it out of a single congressal committee if the members knew it would be interpreted to allow the fcc to force them to stream all of their content for free to any app developer willing to jump through a few hoops. getting back to the original question, why this proposal? the rational stated is to achieve parity among competing interfaces and first glance anyone can see that the
calcification galore and the enormity of the situation needs to be perhaps graphically shared. under the city of albany, the capital of new york, which is part of the 20th congressional district i represent, happens to lie 317 miles of pipe. drinking water infrastructure. you know, you could travel from albany, new york, to baltimore, maryland, that s the sort of linear responsibility associated with that system. should we anticipate rightfully, that there may be some bumps along the road of that 317 mile stretch in any given year? absolutely. let s think of it in those sorts of terms, so that we can have a better understanding and awareness of an aged infrastructure, which by the way is also accompanied by a discontinued inventory in many cases. valves that are required are no longer manufactured. and so we have to come up with some innovative response when there is a break. and while we ve talked a lot about capital improvements, capital infrastructure, physical infrastruct
marco rubio are essentially tied for second place with 22%. 8% but it for jeb bush while another 8% voted for john kasich. dr. ben carson garnered 7%. democrats and the that it s a killer clinton over bernie sanders, 54% to 42%. if you re in south carolina and nevada and voted yesterday, we want to hear from you this morning. (202) 748-8002 (202) 748-8003 is your line. .epublicans, (202) 748-8001 democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. phone lines are open and we will get your calls in just a minute. let me begin with the first page front page of the new york times, an analysis piece of south carolina. it is about jeb bush dropping out. for aay it s astonishing man who year ago embodied all the qualities that his party elders imagined republican voters wanted in a president. pedigree,experience, they were wrong. party of prescott bush, george bush and george w. bush for the moment is the party of donald trump. amendment this is a room that was the second
to go and report my sexual assault because of the power of bill cosby. 32 years ago, at the time, i felt very alone. no one would have believed that mr. jell-o pudding pop, mr. doctor was capable of rape and sexual assault. reporter: the two women have been working with representative rhonda fields who is sponsoring two bills in committee to extend the time frame a victim can file sexual assault charges without dna evidence. one bill aims to a bollish colorado s current ten year limitation and the other to extend it. i prefer to a boll lish the statute of limitation, but if that bill is unsuccessful, then we have another shot. and that shot is to move forward with the cap of 20 years. reporter: they say that sex assault victims often need time to feel safe about coming forward with their story. were paralyzed by fear and people not believing them, because of cosby s high profile career. so i stayed silent. and then i found out i was noot loan. but it took was not
bottom of the barrel says they should. colorado is still at the bottom of the barrel when it comes to this public health issue. reporter: parents are required to notify schools if they decide not to vaccinate. this legislation would require them to notify the health department instead. this takes the burden off of schools which are doing enough already. reporter: i think this is another way to harass parents who choose to delay or decline. it s another way to target them and find out who exactly is not getting the vaccine. reporter: she says the bill violates the law that protects the privacy of students. this immunization system doesn t keep your private anymore. sensitive data that the government can collect. we are absolutely positive that kept confidential. reporter: he says the bill makes it easier for the health department to protect kids who are most at risk when there is an outbreak. we saw whooping cough last year, chickenpox fisher. who knows what
black caucus giving clinton a key endorsement today. less than 48 hours after she was up staged by sanders in the new hampshire primary. new developments in the presidential election. topped the news at 5:30. today s endorsement is ahead of clintons and sanders next battle. the democratic debate tonight in milwaukee. the face off begins in 90 minutes. this is a crucial opportunity to slow sanders momentum. after his big win in new hampshire. sanders raised more than 6 million dollars in the 24 hours after the polls closed there. tuesday night. he took his victory lap in new york city. where he brought his antiestablishment message to the hickenlooper supporter. rallying some of the troops. really tonight message. a assure supporters that everything is okay. this week the clinton campaign opened up the office in denver. and in boulder. next week clinton will be here. if you ask sanders, supporters here in the metro area. they say there s no energy in the clinton camp. the
senator bernie sanders is now speaking at of the at the colorado convention center. we want to take you there and let s quickly listen to what he has to say. bring about the kinds of transformations that working families and the middle class need. the only way we accomplish what we we ve got to accomplish is when millions of americans, many of whom have given up on the political process, these are working families, low income people who say you know what, what is washington doing to improve my life, are they listening to my pain, to my suffering? or are they too busy running around trying to get large campaign donations? [cheering] meanwhile sanders competitor colorado tonight. we will hear from both candidates coming up on fox 31 denver news at 9 p.m. day one of the pope s historic trip to mexico kicked off the cheering crowds. a special welcome ceremony and a tough love message to the tough love message to the country s leaders. a massive crowd greeting the pontiff