all 1934 providence teachers they could lose their jobs come summer. eventually he struck an agreement with the teachers union that saved almost all of their jobs. and tens of millions of dollars. good to see you. nice to see you. he then approached the police and fire unions and got them to it agree to big cuts as well. he said i need your help. i can t do that without you. paul dowdy is president of the providence firefighters. if you have any solutions that you think will help please i m open to them. i will do almost anything and that was over a sandwich. the unions knew they had to deal with tavares says nicole gelinas. they said if we don t vote for this we may get a lot worse if the city goes bankrupt. we would rather give back a little now than a bit later. the unions have not yet come around to that way of think back in san jose. no part of measure b will be
paul dowdy is president of the providence firefighters. if you have any solutions that you think will help please i m open to them. i will do almost anything and that was over a sandwich. the unions knew they had to deal with tavares says nicole gelinas. they said if we don t vote for this we may get a lot worse if the city goes bankrupt. we would rather give back a little now than a bit later. the unions have not yet come around to that way of think back in san jose. no part of measure b will be implement. instead, firefighters and police sued claiming measure b is unconstitutional. reed is standing firm. what is the one thing that keeps you up at night. the long-term fiscal impacts of these problems. spend the money if you have it. if you don t have it, don t spend it. we began this hour from this spot because wall street is the center of modern finance. but we end here on a different
the unions have not yet come around to that way of think back in san jose. no part of measure b will be implement. instead, firefighters and police sued claiming measure b is unconstitutional. reed is standing firm. what is the one thing that keeps you up at night. the long-term fiscal impacts of these problems. spend the money if you have it. if you don t have it, don t spend it. we began this hour from this spot because wall street is the center of modern finance. but we end here on a different thought. behind me is federal hall. that is where our national government first met after the constitution was is ratified. one of the framers gravest concerns is that the nation could be profoundly weakened if debts run up by the states were not handled in a responsible way. not everyone agreed about what to do then and, yes, the issues are different today but two core ideas of the founders still apply.
the unions have not yet come around to that way of think back in san jose. no part of measure b will be implement. instead, firefighters and police sued claiming measure b is unconstitutional. reed is standing firm. what is the one thing that keeps you up at night. the long-term fiscal impacts of these problems. spend the money if you have it. if you don t have it, don t spend it. we began this hour from this spot because wall street is the center of modern finance. but we end here on a different thought. behind me is federal hall. that is where our national government first met after the constitution was is ratified. one of the framers gravest concerns is that the nation could be profoundly weakened if debts run up by the states were not handled in a responsible way. not everyone agreed about what to do then and, yes, the issues are different today but two core ideas of the founders still apply.
is not impacting the investor con confidence today. speaking at an annual economic conference, fed chairman ben bernanke believes that we are in for long-term growth, and that is what you are seeing, stocks are up. and those remarks come after a federal report that the economy grew at a eager 1%, and still long-term optimism for the chairman, and he is not, martin, making any hurricane predictions, and that it is from cnbc, the first in business worldwide. thank you. and mayor michael bloomberg announced for the first time ever mandatory evacuations here in new york city with the shelters set to open in the next half hour. i am joined by jim cantore in battery park in the evacuation zone. jim, evacuating parts of new york city, and this is historic. it is. it is, you know, you have to keend of think back, when was