We shouldve been coming to the conversation the table along time ago. We stood down with police. This is what is happening. This is where we are having the problem. This is where we want it to stop. We also got together and started looking at the lessons of putting these people into office. Talking about the situation down there. Going to be our last collar on todays washington journal. We will see you right back here tomorrow morning. Hope you have a great monday. All this week highlighting books during the authors series. Tomorrow Cheryl Atkinson on her water her book, stonewalled. On wednesday shane harris and out war the rise of the military internet complex. Day as friday, clarence page. Columnist 1904 to 1918. This year q1 day turns 10 years old. To mark a decade of conversations, we are featuring one interview over the holiday season. Today kenneth feinberg, special master of the 911 fund and what his life is like. That will be at 7 00 eastern here on cspan. The nih onrector of
Productive congress. Arehe same time, if there pieces of legislation that are consistent with his values, he will not be will sign those. It will be interesting for us to cover that. I want to thank the director for a wonderful conversation, i want to thank the peterson conversation for their continued support of these events. I think all of you for coming out. I want to give a special thanks to the director of my high school, it is that it came out. My mom is here as well. Good to see you. You taught my first economics class in high school or middle school. I think i passed it. I dont know if i did particular well. But i got through. Thank you for coming out. Having one for holiday season. We will see next year. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] we hear from former white house officials tomorrow talking about their
Three three times, twice to iraq and once to afghanistan. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, lets give one more nevada thank you for these nevada heros [applause] ladies and gentlemen nevada stands at a threshold. We live in a state that is transforming before our eyes, the 21st century companies, jobs and technologies that place us at the forefront of innovation and the new economy. Yet we still operate with decades old funding systems and an education structure that will eventually grind us to an inevitable halt. I know. I know that we have the ability, willingness and determination to do what is necessary. We all, i know, we all want to tell our grand children that we were the architects of the new nevada that we were here when nevada needed us most. Those before us rose to the challenges of their time and built a foundation of the state we all love. The centennial celebration highlighted those achievements. But tonight as we close the chapter on 150 years of history, this is our time
Custody in jail. It is about calling for the reform of the criminal justice system. Because without that, this is going to continue to happen again and again and again. Similar protests were held today in alameda and contra costa counties. Oakland police are investigating after a discovery in frank ogalla plaza. A noose was found hanging from a tree on tuesday. This was posted on instagram. Police say theyre investigating to see if there was any criminal intent. Some people praised him, while others vilified michael peavey, the outgoing president of californias Public Utilities commission. He presided over his final meeting in San Francisco today. Peavey has led the panel since 2003, and his current term ends at the end of the month. Community leaders from san bruno accused peavey of being too cozy with pg e leading up to the 2010 pipeline explosion. At 6 00 tonight, vic lee looks at peaveys legacy. A closure of Angel Island State Park this weekend, park staff found treated wastewater
Underground. Now, according to that geophysicist with the u. S. Geological survey, he said whats happening is there is Still Movement on the fault. The movement on the fault is sudden, and then theres this continuing movement that goes on. And initially, thats fast. But then it slows down with time. Reporter even though the napa quake was months ago, its still impacting people who live in napa valleys browns neighborhood. They describe the friction like the slow smearing of clay. They expect it to move two to six inches in the next two years, this could mean more structural damages to 20 homes in a neighborhood hit hard by the earthquake back in august. Now, the geophysicist said the best thing people can do is to update their foundation. It may be pricey, but to get a stronger and stiffer foundation. Abc 7 news. Thank you so much, elissa. Well, were seeing a bit of a break from the rain today. But all the wet weather weve had, has forced the closure of Angel Island State Park this wee