your health. strike one bay area city.. less than 24 hours! the easy fault working overtime tonight.. on an ominous anniversar . more than two dozen earthquakes strike one bay area city in less than 24 hours. the east bay fault working overtime tonight on an ominous anniversary. good evening. i m juliette goodrich. the quake strikes in san ramon have been going on for nearly three 30 hours now. it s all happening on the 26th anniversary of the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. that 6.9 /# magnitude quake struck during the rush hour at 5:09 p.m.. most of the people died when a chunk of. of the cypress bridge fell, and the a s giants world series came to a quick end. you know, it s not just that it s the anniversary, excuse me, of that big quake. people haven t /tproegt forgotten it, but it s even more in the forefront of their mind because of all the /kwaeubgz that have been happening here, and it serves as a very big reminder. so we are actually on the fault, and you
republicans would sign on. that would be enough to pass it. but you don t have to take my word for it. just ask republican congressman peter king. he says, quote, i m positive that a clean bill would pass. if it went on the floor tomorrow, i could see anywhere from 50 to 75 republicans voting for it. and if it were a secret ballot, 150. the votes are there. but john boehner s afraid to stand up to the tea party. and president obama called him out on it today. the truth of the matter is there are enough republican and democratic votes in the house of representatives right now to end the shutdown immediately. just vote. let every member of congress vote their conscience. and decide whether or not they want to shut the government down. my strong suspicion is there are enough votes there. and the reason that speaker boehner hasn t called a vote on it is because he doesn t want to see the government shutdown ends. call a vote right now. and let s see what happens. boehner won
less than 1% of americans have carried an unbelievable burden. today, msnbc kicks off a year long testament to the american veteran. we have a terrific hour ahead of us. first up is a story of a great american. shane is the first in a come peming film series entitled wounded: the war back home provided by the wounded warrior project. i hope this will help illustrate the challenges facing veterans as we come back home. there comes a point in time where everyone s human. you know your attention span on what is going on shifts to the more immediate. certainly when the wars wind down, you can forget that there are still warriors who are out there that fought for our freedom, that were injured, that need help. there s nothing more injuring than to think their community has forgotten about them. we can really never let that happen. it s almost like my rebirth. i haven t fought in a year but i feel better than i ever have. i just keep coming back. they couldn t break me an
and currently what at georgetown university. [applause] at georgetown university, in 2011 he received wide attention for the course and he talked called one of the sociology of hip-hop, jay-z. it s earned the book award and the naacp image award for outstanding literary work twice. dr. michael eric dyson is a genius who can write about any subject for the late civil rights of and martin luther king would reflections on hip-hop dinham race, the hurricane katrina catastrophe. if you turn your tv on, you can often find him on every major media outlet including the the today show, nightline, the o reilly factor, the report. he is a contributing editor to time magazine and has an hourlong news program on npr called the the michael eric dyson show. nbc and join me in welcoming our commentator dr. michael eric dyson. [applause] thank you, president-elect armstrong for that very gracious introduction. it s an honor to be here today to talk about this very serious matter and how w
republicans would sign on. that would be enough to pass it. but you don t have to take my word for it. just ask republican congressman peter king. he says, quote, i m positive that a clean bill would pass. if it went on the floor tomorrow, i could see anywhere from 50 to 75 republicans voting for it. and if it were a secret ballot, 150. the votes are there. but john boehner s afraid to stand up to the tea party. and president obama called him out on it today. the truth of the matter is there are enough republican and democratic votes in the house of representatives right now to end the shutdown immediately. just vote. let every member of congress vote their conscience. and decide whether or not they want to shut the government down. my strong suspicion is there are enough votes there. and the reason that speaker boehner hasn t called a vote on it is because he doesn t want to see the government shutdown ends. call a vote right now. and let s see what happens. boehner won