Broke yesterday so i got a new one. Thats the good news. Once you get out of this neighborhood theres gas and stuff. Reporter getting out is not easy. North shore roads in Suffolk County are littered with massive trees. Wrapped around lines pulling down poles. Traffic jams are miles long. If there was an emergency it would be big trouble. Reporter the storm cut a 50mile s. W. A. T. From smithtown to southold. My kids thought it was the end of the world. Reporter the town supervisor called pse g to the carpet late yesterday complaining response was slow of the now he sees thousands of crew members on the job. In its defense pse g said it had 87,000 out at the storms heighted. 82 restored this morning. We stayed at a local hotel. Reporter the mann family of setauket counting their blessings. Uprooted trees buried in the deck sticking to their skylights. I hope we get our power back soon. I dont know, i have my doubts. Reporter above us you clearly see the sheared treetops from the danger
Less credence to that than a set of statistics. Guest a set of statistics guess to the overall if these guys were engaged in drug interdiction and were being told to after jamaicans and the daye dea keeps close track of who it doing the drug smuggling on the eastern core so if theyre looking for particular drug gang that is racially identified to me it seems to me legitimate that would be one part of the grounds for pulling somebody over, but for average traffic stops just dont think thats happening. Host you spend much of the book, then you havent spent a lot of your recent career, talking about the effectiveness of stop, question, and friction in new york city, and denying its involveses racism, but you are aware that a commander, spin county, deputy inspector, is caught on audiotape, the recording which was introduced in floyd trial, the stop and frisk trial, you write about in the book. Im saying, that, you have to stop the right people, mail, blacks, between the ages 1421, but he
That change your way of thinking, theres one book that did that for me when i was in college and that was the feminine misty misty my Betty Freeman and literally a lightbulb went on when i read that book and i decided that maybe my life was not going to consist of getting married and having children and living that kind of life that i should be thinking about taking care of myself and expanding my own horizons. I can honestly say that is one book that totally changed my way of thinking about myself. Is there any reading that you do like nonfiction or historical that helps you do your job in the senate . Well, theres a lot of reading that i do just on issues such as, i read a lot about immigrationin our country because , Immigration Reform is something that we need to address and thats very purposeful for me as an immigrant area i read about whats going on in the middle east, i read a lot of those kinds of articles. I read about whats going on in the Supreme Court and so those are the k
Woodworker not. That is really incredible that i think thatd truly encapsulates of the forgotten stories of these women that she confirm to the success of the First American spacecraft is a huge i am hopeful it is a first dip to reinstate the place of the yes. We had a wonderful time going over the of laboratory. Day you run into any other women working at j. P. L. Now . Is the of foreigners how they would react to those of an earlier era. There were many who remember that worked there through the late 1990s they do remember the group that for the Younger Generation who were not hired by helen and did not know there is one say group of women called computers at the lab, it was with pretty surprising to see these are the forerunners. Is an excellent book i would highly recommend it for anyone with a Remarkable Group of women that history is largely forgotten i very much enjoyed our conversation. I enjoyed being here with you deftly and experience to be a young delegate when i was at the
He could have easily selffunded a president ial race and not have to resort to brownbagging his lunch to recoup the money. But this last week, he finally made up his mind. He will not run. Mr. Bloomberg writing, quoting now. Bloomberg accusing his fellow new york billionaire of running, quoting again. Joining us this morning, political analyst and pollster doug schoen. He conducted a poll for mr. Bloomberg when he was considering a run for president. And political consultant hank sheinkopf. Did mr. Bloomberg exit too early . I dont think so, bill. The work we did that he cited suggested that almost certainly his entry into the race, and his potential to get five states, maybe about 75 electoral votes against donald trump and Hillary Clinton would potentially have deadlocked the college, throwing it into the house, and conceivably electing mr. Trump or mr. Cruz, as the mayor suggested in his statement. But if clinton has trouble, hank, getting to the magic number that she needs, and san