BPDA will host two public meetings on the proposed “Article 80 Modernization” project, which city officials say will “improve the way the city reviews new development projects.” The first meeting is set for Wed., Feb. 28, at 6 p.m. at the Bruce Bolling Municipal Building, 2300 Washington St., Roxbury in the second- floor school committee room. The second meeting is virtual at
are intended to help the poor. federal funding for meals on wheels and afterschool programs, nixed. they are supposed to help kids who don t get fed at home get fed so they do better in school. guess what? there is no demonstrative evidence they are actually doing that. reporter: but this pennsylvania family disagrees. honestly, if they weren t in the program, they probably wouldn t excel in school as good as they are right now to be honest with you. this is a program that should not be cut. reporter: some job training initiatives gone. like the program that helped this kentucky coal miner learn new skills. as a former marine, i understand that the military needs more support. but i don t feel that s one of the things that needs to be cut. reporter: for some trump supporters we talked with in west virginia, the deep cuts are worth it. i know cutting back on different things kind of hurts, but i would say our national security is more important. yeah. and mary bruce wi
the focus was on the 7.5 million affordable care act enrollees and the transition in the leadership for health and human services. and then on call for the voting national action network. and with the situation with the ukraine escalating, the president got back on the line with vladimir putin for a, quote, frank and direct communication for activities. and yesterday, he kem rated boston marathon bombings. and the president is about to announce two new executive actions on job training initiatives. joining me now is time editor-at-large and political editor mark halperin and
considered if knox loses an appeal to italy s supreme court. amanda will join us live this morning on good morning america. nominated for noble peace prize for the second time, pakistani teen who was shot in the head by taliban because she spoke out about education rights. she was flown to europe for treatment and has been living there. the noble peace prize will be announced in october. one of the top democrats in the house is calling it quits. henry waxman of california says he will retire at the end of the session. he was responsible for landmark legislation on health and environment issues. the 74-year-old waxman says it is time to move on and give someone else a chance. but he admits, he is frustrated by the partisan stalemate on capitol hill. president obama is ordering a review of federal job training initiatives. on a visit to a general electric engine factory near milwaukee, the president said not all federal programs do what they re
marco rubio led in buzz with 40% and won the seat. but the share of buzz did not equal the share of voefts. votes were higher. the twoer had less vote than buzz. the worst case, good buzz, bad loss. in ohio s 2010 governor s race, you can see john kasich right here with 47% but won the race by 2%. the buzz did not match up in this. part of the reason, buzz is not always real or positive. according to impeerian, fake stories on candidates are posted more than three times a minute or by the time of this report, six times. fascinating stuff. thanks, richard. president obama heads to ohio today to talk about what may be the critical issue in this campaign, jobs and the economy. the president is expected to tout his administration s job training initiatives when he returns to an ohio college that he visited two years ago. when the state s unemployment rate stood at 10.9%. now the number of unemployed has