Grows worse each day. It grows worse each minute. One lane of this street is an ever growing junkyard. The trucks and crews that would clean it up lay idle. Libraries and Senior Centers are closed. Abandoned cars will remain abandoned. No Maintenance Work is going on. No building inspections, no crime or traffic reports. Pretty much, no nothing. What i can say is that the ball is in the unions court. And the city just says no. They dont explain y they dont tell us what they can do or how they could meet us halfway. They dont explain why. They just say no. Reporter now, the mayor insists that even with all that new cannabis tax money coming in, in 2018, there still wont be enough money to meet the workers demands. Tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. Tom, you said they are still meeting now. If so, how long will they go tonight . Be. Reporter the mayor said they will go as long as they have to even if its all night long. That doesnt mean it will settled. Thank you. Heres the comparison between P
February 14, at 4 p. M. Eastern. This coming tuesday is the first of the nature New Hampshire primary. Next Political Science professor andrew smith teaches a class on the history of the primary and its significance in the president ial election process. We recorded the class at the university of New Hampshire in 2011. His class is about an hour and 15 minutes. Professor smith welcome. Today people talk about the history of the New Hampshire primary. Before we get into the history, i want to talk for a bit about the history of the nomination process en toto. How do we nominate the candidates for president . The thing i want to talk about overall, first off, giving you a sense of the New Hampshire primary. It did not start with the first president ial primary. I will talk about how it developed in importance over the years, particularly since 1952. The third part i will focus on is efforts to bump New Hampshire out of its slot is the first primary. How those things happened. What was do
It was also to include the priorities, on both sides of the aisle as well as in the committee. And outside the committee. We agreed to clear the bill to clear exports. It was written by senator barrasso and others, agreed to include major efficiency bill headed up by senators portman and shaheen and include mineral security that i met with senators about the use of hydro power, clean renewable resource favored by almost everyone in the chamber. We agreed to expedite Natural Gas Pipelines without sacrificing any environmental review, this was an effort led by senator cavanaugh. We agreed to a new oil and gas permitting pilot program, one of several ideas, we picked up a proposal from senator collins to boost the efficiency of schools, we agreed to approve our nations cybersecurity based on legislation for senators rich and we made innovation a key priority to promote development of new technology. As part of that we agreed to reauthorize many of the Energy Related portions thanks to lea
Cspans campaign 2016 is taking you on the road to the white house. Lets go with the nomination. Thank you and god bless you. In iowa cspan brought candidates eaches. Thank you very much. Meet and greet, town halls, live caucus coverage, this week cspan is on the ground in New Hampshire following the candidates, leading to the first in the nation primary, live election coverage starts tuesday at 8 00 p. M. On cspan, cspan radio and cspan. Org. Secretary of state john kerry welcomed colombian president Juan Miguel Santos to this Department Friday to discuss efforts toward a peaceful solution between rebel militias and the colombian government. President obama has pledged to ask congress for nearly 450 million in aid to help end the conflict which has been on going for over half a century. This joint News Conference is 40 minutes. Juan Miguel Santos and members of the colombian and american delegations completed a working lunch next door in the jefferson room and now, mr. President , im d
Is a crack. Go this mission was founded in 1786 but the Church Structure has been rebuilt several times over the years. The current one that we occupy was rebuilt after the 1820s so it dates back for the 1830s. It was the frontier for them in this case california frontier especially in the 18th century of the incursion by other european powers, english, french and russian bath just the territories that of new spain so with the system working hand in hand with the stylish but they were part of that arm of Spanish Colonialism but had another purpose first and foremost they were here to spread christianity to the non christian population in california. Santa barbara is special in several ways but first and foremost its the only mission that wasnt closed that wasnt secular. Its been here operating as a Catholic Church since its founding so since they were closed, much of the content of the missions, the documents of the books, the art and artifacts ended up coming back to the mission and f