Kevin mclaughlin. Thank you for being here. Great. Mr. Pataki thank you. [laughter] thank you. Thank you. Mr. Pataki how are you . Nice to meet you. [indiscernible] mr. Pataki hi. Nice to meet you. Good to see you. [indiscernible] mr. Pataki so we are off [indiscernible] mr. Pataki yes, that would be great. Thank you all very, very much. Hello, everybody. This is governor pataki from new york. [indiscernible] mr. Pataki oh, yeah. Proud to meet you. Thank you for coming to iowa. Welcome to iowa. Mr. Pataki thank you. There he is. Mr. Pataki nice to see you. Thank you. Governor George Pataki. There he is. Governor, what do you think of our state fair . Mr. Pataki oh, its fantastic. I think this is my sixth time. Mr. Pataki thank you. I appreciate it. I have always had a soft spot for ag. Given my background. Ags is one of the great fares. And you mentioned you had some history with our governor. Mr. Pataki he was governor when i first got elected. He mentored all of us, including me. Now
Doctors say cancer free. Three trips to icu in six months helps you realize just how fragile life is. Reporter he has realized how important those around him really are from fellow deputies helping to messages of support from the students that he just mentored. A friend offered up a house to live in so he wouldnt have to deal with three flights of stairs at his apartment and a moving company volunteered to get him there. Thats part of living the dream, helping others. Reporter after this he still wants to get back to work with the sheriffs office. First he has to regain his strength. He lost 60 pounds of muscle but not his desire to help others. Were all in this world to make a difference and you can. Reporter in new port richey, eric waxler, abc action news. Developing tonight, dozens of victims of Identity Fraud are being forced to wait hours to declare their name and get the money they are owed. Carson chambers explains why the lines at the irs office are so long and why they will o
I commend the work of the Police Department here at the los angeles airport. They did a fantastic job yes, they did. Very, very brave officers that ran right into the situation. But at the same token, tsa, they need a Law Enforcement there. My good friend and colleague sitting beside of me would not be looking to the phoenix Police Department to provide the security for his officers. He wants to do that. There needs to be some type of Law Enforcement inside of tsa to provide security at that checkpoint. There are still a very large airport, parking lots, all of those type things that have to be managed in an Airport Operation in which we need the local Law Enforcement and the airport Law Enforcement to handle. But those checkpoints and tsa, it was one of ours that didnt get to go home to his family. I thank you very much, mr. Chairman. I yield back. Thank you very much. Thank the gentlelady apologize for having to depart at this time. Thank you. Thank you for participating many this he
And by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Music conductor, film director, humanitarian, composer, quincy jones has no equal in this business. He has no equal in this business. His latest project is a documentary called keep on keeping on which pays tribute to clark terry, now 93 and struggling with poor health. Playing straight no chaser and then today from the documentary keep on keeping on as he mentors a young blind musician struggling to overcome stage fright. Yes. Yes that is beautiful. Yes. Yeah, thats beautiful. You met clark terry at the ripe old age of what . 13. How did you meet him . He basically was at the theater in seattle and basically, i learned later when i worked with sinatra and i learned that he was the worst gambler that ever lived. He had four horns. He didnt want to go the east so he worked vancouver and portland and seattle to stay away from the east coast. They just wanted to get it back together. Those were great days, man. And
Collections off to the best possible advantage and great public spaces and we have a really exciting search and on the last day, of our last tour of duty, traveling around we were in oslow and we met with craig and his partner and at the end of that day, we knew and there was. We knew in no Uncertain Terms that this was the firm that we wanted to work with and i can only say that as i welcome craig up to the podium the last three thought and it actually does, this is followed by a creative phase, and the creative phase is really the fun part, and then there is the pass that will move along. Somehow this is a case of construction. And we will deliver this child. Happily, at the end of this, there is the miracle of birth, when the doors open and there is hopefully plenty of hugs and smiles when our guests enter the new sf moment and as of this great day, the building will mature slowly at first and will experience many challenges in its life alongside the days of joy and celebration whil