Hopes the proposed legislation will soon become the law. Advocates say the measure promotes safety by encouraging people to purchase auto insurance. They claim it will contribute to the states economy, as well. There is, however, strong opposition. Governor Chris Christie has vowed to veto the bill. To talk further about the proposed legislation is new jersey assemblywoman Annette Quijano. She sponsored the bill. Udi ofer is the executive director of the aclu of new jersey. Good to have you both. You sponsored it. Where does it stand now . It just got through your committee. It just got released from the Assembly Committee on Homeland Security and state preparedness. It will go to the Assembly Appropriations committee. Hopefully, by. In middecember. Okay. And if all goes well, itll hit the governors desk sometime, im guessing, next year. Yes. If all goes well. If all goes. The benefits, from your perspective, of this proposal, are lay it out for me. Give me the sales pitch. Well [chuck
President trumans grandson clifton trueman daniel participated in the discussion. This was put on by the japan society. Its 1 10. Its a very exciting time to be involved in nuclear of all of the Nuclear Weapons because there have been some significant changes. The Marshall Islands filed a suit against the Nine Countries that have Nuclear Weapons for their failure to negotiate in good faith to abolish Nuclear Weapons. Theres been two International Conferenc conferences, one in oslo, norway and one in mexico in which 147 Member States and 120 citizens groups have called for a complete ban of Nuclear Weapons for humanitarian and environmental reasons. They called for a ban because Nuclear Weapons breed fear among nations, they dont build security. They have a capacity to destroy all life forms on earth, all complex life forms on earth. They divert funds from health care, education, social services and, finally, before i introduce our guests id like you to close your eyes for one moment. J
Were told to stop and they did. Stan got me most of the way there on there was no decision. You can still at a certain level, truman as a president knew he bore ultimate responsibility. A decision not to intervene is, in a sense, a decision. When you put it in the context of truman takes over, as we know now with no preparation for that role or briefing. He announces he wants to execute the legacy of franklin roosevelt. If you do to these moments that hes in these early weeks, hes not the later, a man very much alone, finding his way. These very moving scenes you read about, he goes home with these great reading lists trying to figure out what was the legacy, what did the president really want to do. Hes searching ernlestly to find it. One of the areas he deals with, atomic policy, has been emphasized, he had enormous confidence in marshall, knew this was a policy roosevelt endorsed. Compared to other things he was facing, this seemed like a simple matter. This was the president s poli
NEW YORK — A little bit of country and a little bit of rock and roll will converge in New York’s biggest playground later this month. And it’s all for a good cause. Grammy Award-winning pop band Train, known for international hits “Meet Virginia” and “Hey, Soul Sister,” will join top-selling country crooner Tim McGraw as he headlines the one-night-only concert during City Parks Foundation’s .