online@c-span.org. we take you live to a news conference also at the national press club. a group of organizers want the used remove all military aircraft from the syrian airspace and they are hosting this briefing to talk about the u.s. military role in syria. good morning and welcome to this news conference. my name is norman solomon. i m a cofounder and coordinator of the online group roots action.org which is hosting this event today. roots action is a cosponsor of the petition campaign calling for, this is a title of the, no u.s. warplanes over syria. together with five other organizations, veterans for peace, dailykos, the nation magazine, world beyond war, and watchdog .net. u.s. government began bombing syria nearly three years ago. that was back in september 2014. since then they killing from many sides has continued unabated. meanwhile, during the last three years tensions between the world s to nuclear superpowers have escalated, and escalated sharply. in the pro
coming up in a little over an hour, we will be live from the heritage foundation for a look at u.s. taiwan relations. that is live at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2. until we get there, we will bring your conversation on the u.s. military role in syria. this was hosted by a number of dc-based organizations who are calling on the u.s. to remove all military aircraft from syrian airspace. good morning and welcome to this news conference. my name is norman, i am a cofounder and coordinator of the online group which is hosting this event today. roots action is a cosponsor of a petition campaign calling for no u.s. plans over serious. together with five other organizations, veterans for peace, daily coast, the nation magazine, world beyond war and watchdog.net. u.s. government began bombing syria nearly three years ago. that was back in september 2014. since then, the killing on many sides has continued unabated. meanwhile, during the past three years, tensions between the world
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The change is intended to offer logistical benefits — including the court clerk s office being open everyday — and ultimately make the Municipal Court Clerk’s work more efficient.