Running through tonights state of the union, it was the president vowing to go on his own if he cannot get cooperation. Speaker, the president of the United States. Reporter president obama began on an upbeat note, siting an improving economy. A rebounding housing market, a Manufacturing Sector thats adding jobs for the First Time Since the 1990s. But he gave credit to the American People not congress. And said he will go it alone if partisan stalemate continues to dominate washington. America does not standstill and neither will i. So whenever and wherever i can take steps without legislation to expand opportunity for more americans families thats what im going to do. Reporter the president did not lay out a bold new agenda for congress but asked them to take care of unfinished business. Lets get Immigration Reform done this year. Lets get it done. Its time. Reporter the president challenged republicans opposed to the new Health Care Law to come up with a better idea. But lets not hav
Being done about them. Mornings on 2 starts now. Good morning. Welcome to mornings on 2. Friend, family and fellow officers saying goodbye to b. A. R. T. Police sergeant, tom smith. Were live in Castro Valley. These are pictures right now for preparations underway for this mornings funeral. Well have full details. Good morning. Im tori campbell. Im dave clark. Lets talk about weather and traffic. Thats very important this morning because steve, the roads are wet. Were finally getting drizzle for some areas. Well get rain. By this time tomorrow well have rain. Theres rain beginning to pick up to the north. We need this to drop south. It will. Mendocino county, lake county, yes. But by tomorrow, i think well actually get how about that rain is what well be saying. Not a lot. But some. A lot of low clouds, fog, drizzle. Rainfall projections are not that impressive for us. Ma maybe a couple 1 100ths to. 25. Right now its really warm. 50s to almost 60. If you got a balmy, tropical feel, it
The 1886 Supreme Court case. He said corporations which should be the carefully constrained servants of the people have become their masters. The iron heel of the corporate boot is now on the neck. The president of the United States in 1887 in his state of the union address. So, you know, that power has been put on steroids by the Supreme Court in a way i think is unconstitutional, its a violation of article three, section two of the constitution among other things, and the only way i know of to seriously take it on is to amend the constitution. Move to amend. Org is doing great work in that regard, and i would recommend it to you all. So thank you for showing up. [applause] beer, wine and dinner over in the other room. [applause] [inaudible conversations] youre watching booktv, nonfiction authors and books every weekend on cspan2. Up next on booktv, after words with guest host kim barker. Propublica reporter and author of the taliban shuffle. This week Geraldo Munoz and his book, gett
Fake you very much for your attendance. [applause] [inaudible conversations] up next on booktv, after words with guest host kim barker. Propublica reporter and author of the taliban shuffle. This week Geraldo Munoz and his book, getting away with murder. In it the u. N. Assistant secretary general reports on the International Inquiry he led into the assassination of the former pakistani Prime Minister. The programs about an hour. Host welcome, ambassador munoz. Its a pleasure to be here with you today talking about your new book. I wanted to start with the obvious question, which is what made you decide to write the book . Guest well, it was an intense experience that i had in pakistan investigating the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, and immediately after i delivered the report to the secretary general, there was a change in government in my country, in chile. I was the ambassador of chile to the United Nations. Im a political appointee, and a new government came in of the opposition
Up next on booktv, after words with guest host kim barker. Propublica reporter and author of the taliban shuffle. This week Geraldo Munoz and his book, getting away with murder. In it the u. N. Assistant secretary general reports on the International Inquiry he led into the assassination of the former pakistani Prime Minister. The programs about an hour. Host welcome, ambassador munoz. Its a pleasure to be here with you today talking about your new book. I wanted to start with the obvious question, which is what made you decide to write the book . Guest well, it was an intense experience that i had in pakistan investigating the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, and immediately after i delivered the report to the secretary general, there was a change in government in my country, in chile. I was the ambassador of chile to the United Nations. Im a political appointee, and a new government came in of the opposition, so i had free time, first. And second, there were a lot of publishing house