i m sure that tonight s speaker would probably admit to a similar fascination. the difference is that his background includes experience as a newspaper reporter and columnist and investigative reporting awards from u.p.i. and the massachusetts press association. so while the rest of us would never have gone beyond or most likely never gone beyond our initial fascination of the concept, perhaps to chuckle at the absurdty of the whole idea, steven pulio, i will get it ride when i decided to examine 25,000 pages of court transcripts from the 119 lawsuits that resulted from the flood he looked at eyewitness accounts, testimony from the family members of victims and examined the court s ruling in each case. he pored over the court records detailing the damages awarded to the victims of the flood and polled all of this together into the future article death by molasses, published in the american history magazine and dark tide published this fall and available downstairs and a
right, when decided to examine 25,000 pages of court transcripts from the 119 lawsuits that resulted from the flood. he looked at eyewitness accounts, testimony from the family members of victims and examined the court s ruling in each case. he pored over the court records detailing the damages awarded to the victims of the flood and polled all of this together into the future article death by molasses, published in the american history magazine dark tide published this fall and it is available downstairs and actually available for us for steven to sign it tonight when we are done. steven pulio has a master s degree in history in umass, boston, makes his home in waynemoth and is here to tell us about this bizarre tragedy of molasses sweeping through the end one january day, leaving a trail of sticky devastation. he couldn t make this thing up. he couldn t make this thing up. anyway, steven puleo. [applause] mr. puleo thanks, rick and thanks to all of you are for being her
all of the all of the dialogue here, and i think that whatever we have to know some facts first about how such a system would work and then where can you get those facts from? what? where can you get those facts from? well, first of all, for the care that s given, and by the way, pc3, if 80% of the veterans used the pc3 network of providers, it would solve a lot of your problem. but they don t. very minute number currently use it for a lot of reasons. in any case you think that s the answer? that could be one of the answers here? well, it s one of the answers, certainly it is. it is. but for every other form of care, then have you this issue of what s f.a.r.-based and whether we re doing this illegally or not. but the remedy has to be, once you know the answer to the question and get some clarity, not only on the accessible care issue, but also the cost, because i think that the impact on the acquisition workforce in va would be be potentially quite a bi
honesty and no naivete, and the way you helped conduct foreign policy during a period of enormous crisis in dwrunt states, constitutional crisis, people on the streets and dealing with one of the most intractable problems, i really must say it was an honor to serve with such great men, and thank you very much for sharing your perspective with all of us and putting it down for history. i think people can learn a lot from what you ve done for your nation. with that, thank you very much. [ applause ] president obama visits new orleans on thursday to mark the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina. you can watch live coverage of the presidential visit beginning at 5:00 p.m. eastern time on c-span. president nixon appointed four justices to the supreme court and others who were rejected by is senate. kevin mcmahon is the author of nixon s court. justice antonin scalia makes introductory remarks a this the event that took place in the supreme court chamber. this is 45 minutes.
pam, i talked with former bart chief gary gee and former fbi special agent rick smith. together they have around 60 years of experience. bart mob attack last saturday in oakland.safeway mob burglary grab last month in san francisco.carnival mob attack last month in oakland.former fbi special agent rick smith says we are seeing a change. rick smithsot i don t think it s a good sign of the times i think a lot of this stuff happens because i think there is no consequence. it needs to be a multifaceted approach to a real problem and that is an increase in low level crime. if it is allowed to happen more serious things are going to happen.in the bart mob attack on saturday 6 out of the 9 train cars had working cameras. there were also multiple working cameras at the coliseum station. bart says state law doesn t allow them to release the video because the suspects appear to be juveniles. former bart police chief gary gee says the fact that they aren t or are unable to release video