Happen in a manner that is perfectly appropriate. Amidst the growing propalestinian encampments on campus, thousands of uc Berkeley Students are preparing to receive their degrees this morning. But students say this event means amidst current unrest. We were all shocked. You know, both of my kids were crying. All the parents, everybody was crying and really upset about this. And a small School Community in newark in shock after a private school abruptly closed its doors. Details on what led to that closure after 20 years in operation. From ktvu, fox two news. This is mornings on two. Welcome. And good morning to mornings on two. This is the Northern Lights coming to us from saturday, may 11th. Look at those gorgeous colors in the sky. These images all across the country, as we are seeing this beautiful storm, geomagnetic storm across the country. My goodness, its beautiful. Oh my god, you drove. You work last night. Thanks for coming in. Slight pink in the sky. It was driving to the ea
Public service by americas Cable Television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. Peter this week if the communicators we want to introduce you to bob quinn, the Senior Vice President for the at t corporation. Mr. Quinn, that is a lot of title. What does it entail . Mr. Quinn at at t that would entail i run the regulatory shop for the state and federal operations. We do business in 50 states. We do business with state commissions across the country. I also run the Public Policy organization and i run both the state and federal legislative efforts that we have in the united states. We also have international interest. When we acquired direct tv, we acquired a kind of ongoing said like video business in latin america based on recent investments. Become very large wireless providers in mexico. We have our operations in europe where on an enterprise acis it serves for the most part its corporate customers and they do business all across the world. We ha
[inaudible conversations] afternoon. Thank you for joining us here. And the museums historic curator and we have an extra special treat today on an event that even existed a week ago. We were able to put together quickly and we appreciate you coming out. We couldnt miss the opportunity to have this man, jack barsky in front of you today on. If you dont know his background, well talk about it today. This is as probable as it comes. We talk at the museum about how pop culture is not necessarily true in many ways about how it over exaggerate what it actually is. Here we are going to see a true story that really got its beginning in the helpful east germany. Returning to it downright fascinating story about a man recruited by the kgb to infiltrate the United States. 10 years actively spying for the soviets. He resigned in a choke earlier im not sure that you can actually do that, from the kgb. But there is a very successful second career and Information Management. I was finally discovered
In 1979, cspan was created as a Public Service by americas Cable Television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. Host and this week on the communicators we want to introduce you to bob quinn, Senior Executive Vice President for external and legislative affairs for the at t corporation. Mr. Quinn, thats a lot of title. What does it entail . [laughter] guest well, at at t that would entail i run the regulatory shop for both the state and federal operations. You know, we do business in 50 states, so we have interactionings with state interactions with state commissions across the country where we have wireline operations, those interactions are pretty significant i also run the Public Policy organization, and i run both the tate and the federal legislative the state and the federal legislative efforts that we have in the United States. We also have international interests, as you are probably aware when we acquired directv, we acquired an ongoing sate
Bush institute. This is an hour. [applause] mr. Bush thank you, all. Thank you. It is nice to be back in washington. [laughter] its nice to be back in washington. Albeit briefly. Laura and i are honored you all came. I want to thank the chamber for opening up this beautiful building and for their concerns about our vets. I want to thank David Shulkin for being here. Hes the secretary of Veterans Affairs. Its really good you are here, mr. Secretary. Especially since in a couple hours, you will be across the street in the white house for a bill signing. Passed by republicans and democrats that President Trump will sign the bill which will give you some tools to reform the va. If anybody can reform the va, you can. You are a strong leader. And were lucky to have your service for our country. [ applause ] you know, a lot of times you hear people gripe about the va. And im sure there are some flaws in the system. But its important for our citizens and our vets to know the vast majority of p