When you go around, and this is a reality in delaware as well as rhode island. You ask about the state department. Its trillions of dollars a year when in fact its a very small fraction. Now theyre beginning thoint that no, this is about something more fundamental. This is about the basic social contract that people have worked all their lives, paid into Social Security, will get Social Security benefits. This is about the social contract that if youve worked, youve paid into the medicare system, youll get medicare benefits. So now the storys shifted totally and now its all about negotiations, that we have not negotiated. Thats why they have to shut the government down and default on the debt of the United States. And the irony, of course, is that we have been indeed trying to go to serious negotiations about a budget for many, many months. Indeed, months ago, in march, as i recall, the senate, after taking 47 roll call votes, passed a solid, passed and sensible budget and asked to neg
The conservative base of the Republican Party does not like big infrastructure plans. And so you dont have to wonder why we have the highest unemployment in the region. This would have provided 40,000 permanent jobs, not to mention 6,000 construction jobs. You know, the governor didnt have a new cost estimate. The Government Accounting Office came out after he gave his reasons, he said there was a new cost estimate that showed that new jersey was going to have to pay for cost overruns. Well, that was shown not to be true. The transportation secretary, ray lahood, came to new jersey at least twice to try and allay new jerseys fears, but this governor was convinced that he needed to do this, pull the plug on the arc tunnel, to preserve his viability as a candidate for republican governor, and we all know it. Moderator chris mays, cbs3 news anchor, has our next question. Governor, there have been serious questions about the competence of Rutgers University president robert barci in the wa
The Midwest Regional Carbon Sequestration Partnership is investigating this strategy which will help mitigate the effects of the continued use of fossil fuels for energy. Renewable Energy Sources are another option. And in golden, colorado, the Natural Renewable Energy Laboratory is trying to scale up processes for creating biofuels from the products of American Farms their goal is to supply up to a third of the countrys gasoline needs within 25 years. Both projects are pushing the limits of modern science in hopes of leading the way to a more Sustainable Energy future. 40 of the worlds electricity comes from coal. Coal is the fossilized remains of ancient vegetation. And with Global Reserves that could last over 250 years it is the cheapest and most abundant nonRenewable Energy source available. But burning coal produces exhaust products including not just water vapor which is most of what we see coming out of smokestacks, but also Carbon Dioxide, an invisible Greenhouse Gas that cont
Los carros, hay que cuidarlos, ¿eh . En Este Episodio vamos a conocer otro pueblo de puerto rico, san german. San german llego a ser un importante centro agricola con grandes fincas de cana de azucar, tabaco y cafe. Tambien vamos a ver algo de una fiesta el carnaval. Este era el baul de mi padre. Captioning of this program is made possible by the Annenberg Cpb project and the geraldine r. Dodge foundation. En camino a san german raquel, angela y laura, la prima de angela tienen dificultades con el carro. Finalmente, llaman a un taller de reparaciones. Buenas. Necesito que vengan a ver mi carro. Viene un hombre y remolca el carro a ponce. El mecanico les dice que el carro no va a estar listo hasta el dia siguiente. Raquel y sus dos companeras tienen que pasar la noche en ponce. Ibuenos dias que bueno que llegaron temprano. Buenos dias. ¿el carro esta arreglado . Claro. Les dije que estaria listo para hoy. aire silba los carros, hay que cuidarlos, ¿eh . Bueno, veamos. Veinticinco dola
WBIR filed suit in March, seeking documents that include operating agreements for ORNL. On Friday, Chancellor John F. Weaver heard arguments in the case.