[inaudible conversations] larry metz remarks from treasury secretary jack lew. he s expected to discuss lessons learned in these distinctions on international inc. to tease. he s speaking at the carnegie endowment for international peace did we expect this to start in just a moment life here he spent two. c-span2. it is a great pleasure to welcome all of you here this morning. a special pleasure to welcome my friend and colleague, secretary of the treasury, jack lew. but the open above the market that promise to make the introductions very worried the distinguished career and all of you know what an enormous mark is made on our country. i m not even referring to the idiosyncratic signature on the dollar bill. a handful of people who have served including a series of important jobs that the department is in a common management and budget and not treasury. only a person of extraordinary conviction, integrity and it is only secretariat jack lew can co-op attended this year
your planner, union park elementary playground time okay. 78 at noon, to the afternoon 80s and then we see the rain and storms move in through the evening drive. coming up i put together a computer model and what they are showing for rainfall amounts later today. going on 5:31. flashing lights with the nation. i-4 westbound at colonial. they are trying to get the vehicle towed off the road which is blocking a right lane coming into downtown orlando. keep that in mind you will have one less lane today with while they tried to get that towed out. a crash in winter park, bates rd., goldenrod road, northbound lane of goldenrod is shut down now you can get through the area keep in mind you will need to move over and slowdown for the troopers. jamie? deputy recovering from being shot in the leg during a shootout in marion county. sprint deputies say it started when a man was threatening to kill himself. news last night at 11 as deputy swarmed the kangaroo marathon gas station o
ELKTON — A Cecil County non-profit organization that has rescued, rehabilitated and re-homed 900 thoroughbred horses from the racing industry is itself in a race to raise funds to buy
Surrounded by family, friends, racing officials, and fans, legendary Hall of Fame horseman King T. Leatherbury was remembered with a sign and special etched crystal trophy by the Maryland Jockey Club Sunday at Laurel Park to commemorate his 90th birthday.