Quite so mild up in the poconos damp, raw sort of day. The highs but remember, toward february 23rd y whe have just been spoiled to know end with the warmth as every late, meisha, there is even more well get to little later on. One of those things you just dont know what you have. What to p keep out. Pull back out, katie disaster. You know what . Mother nature will have us a little later watch we are looking at right now actually real nice driving conditions. Very typical in the world of travel free is the key word, lesser travel days, doesnt quite look like what it does on monday or tuesday or wednesday. So looking outside right now, 422 at the turnpike see the headlight, cracking in the 6 00 hour moving in the eastbound direction. 422 at the turnpike boulevard, the same story here heating up little bit. We can expect. That will boulevard pushing in the southbound direction, then once jump on the schuylkill looking at it should there. Delaware county 95 north at 452, take it all the w
Senate committee on health, education, labor and pensions will please come to order. Senator murray and i will each have an Opening Statement and then well a introduce the witnesses. After the witnesses testimony senators will each have five minutes of questions. There is a vote scheduled for 10 30. I think what well do is continue right on through until about 10 45. And then well alternate going back and forth to vote. I think well have time for all of us to hear the witnesses testimony before we have to leave for the vote. Today were holding a hearing which is the second in a series on Prescription Drug costs and response to a bipartisan request led by senators cassidy, senator franken, along with senators collins, baldwin, murkowski, whitehouse, cap tow, sanders, enzi and warren as well as other senators interested in the subject. Not only was the request for these hearings bipartisan, but both this hearing and the first hearing on drug prices were bipartisan, which means senator mu
Park in petersburg, virginia saturdays at 9 00 a. M. Saturday at 10 00 p. M. On real america, the series, abc scope examines resis tense to the vietnam war and the draft. We live in the middle of a beast. Lyndon johnson is a murderer and should be arrested for murder. There are no limits to decent. I think the Peace Movement should have the anger of vietnam women and planes that dropped in the sky. Thats the anger the Peace Movement should reflect. They have to go into the streets and use the tactic of distrux. The American People are drunk with apathy. On oral histories, we continue our series on photo journalists with diana walker, former white house photographer. I felt that i should accept their offers to be behind the scenes every time they offered it because anytime you stee president of the United States behind the scenes, you learn something about the president. And you see something. And it is important i can be there for you. You cant be there. Everything i see is important.
From the prizewinning reporter amy goldsteen is next. She talks be the closing of a Gm Assembly Plant in jamesville, wisconsin, during the Great Recession. Good evening, everyone. My name is carmelo of villa, the director of the work project of the Wisconsin Humanities Council. Thank you all for coming tonight to see Amy Goldsteins book presentation, janesville an american story. Thank thursday amy for come he to tower about the live of the hard working people of janesville, beautifully documented in your wonderful book. The book festival comes to life every year thanks to the hard work and dedication of our friends at the Madison Public Library, the event could not be possible without the sponsorship of our friend sod i encourage you to go to the festival web site and fine out more about our sponsors tonight. The Wisconsin Humanities Council is proud to sponsor amys talk this evening. Its a wonderful opportunity for us to continue to do what organizations has done statewide for 25 yea
Good evening, everyone. My name is carmelo of villa, the director of the work project of the Wisconsin Humanities Council. Thank you all for coming tonight to see Amy Goldsteins book presentation, janesville an american story. Thank thursday amy for come he to tower about the live of the hard working people of janesville, beautifully documented in your wonderful book. The book festival comes to life every year thanks to the hard work and dedication of our friends at the Madison Public Library, the event could not be possible without the sponsorship of our friend sod i encourage you to go to the festival web site and fine out more about our sponsors tonight. The Wisconsin Humanities Council is proud to sponsor amys talk this evening. Its a wonderful opportunity for us to continue to do what organizations has done statewide for 25 years, which is to support and promote programs that use history, culture and discussion to strengthen Community Life in wisconsin for everyone. Tonights prese