Thursday. Many homeowners i spoke to are delighted with these levels. They tell me the extra preparation is key. Nat 11 02 45, we were moving furniture and packing everything, yeah it took quite awhile. Cathy burns never expected to return to her historic home this soon. 54 37, we came first to check the water situation to see what the basement was like. But a pleasant surprise when family could take back a first round of furniture. Jim dvorsky brother in law59 50, just to be safe we cleared out a bunch of things we couldnt bare losing from the living room, dining room and sewing room. Her family was preparing for a flood like 2008s. That flood destroyed this home, and forced a complete renovation. 59 50 , at one point you could stand at this side of the house and look through and see the other side of the house. So after a new stair certainly didnt want to risk losing her home again. 57 07, my bay windows, the front porch, the swing thats really nice. Especially since this 1913 Sears
Has about 60 percent of the vote with 73 percent of the precincts in. Hillary clinton comes in at 39 percent. 00 25 because of a huge voter turnout, and i mean huge. We won. Because we harnessed the energy and excitement the Democratic Party will need to succeed in november. I know i have some work to do, particularly with young people. But i will repeat again what i have said this week. Even if they are not supporting me n, i support them because i know kcrg tv nines Jacqueline Policastro is live in concord, New Hampshire. Jacqueline, Bernie Sanders supporters were enthusiastic its a big night for Bernie Sanders and his political revolution. The New Hampshire favorite told supporters he started with no money and no support and now he is here. We talked to a lot of voters in the crowd they say theyre supporting sananrs becauau he is willing to stand up for what they believe in. Really transform this country so that we can have free democracy, real election reform. So that power of the
And red tape were not enough to reduce the risk of exposure. Exposure. It shouldnt have been allowed to happen the way it did, they should have had proper plastic sheeting barriers up and they should have had proper vacuums with hepa filters on it to keep that from being spread around. Around. I look at those pictures and i dont have the expertise to know if thats appropriate or not appropriate. Dr. Brad buck is the superintendent at the Cedar Rapids School community district. He says he only recently found out about the mishap. Mishap. I dont know that i have enough information yet to really understand kind of where things are. It does sound like he tried to do some Due Diligence in talking to variety of people. In an email, brent says he contacted the department of Natural Resources months ago. He says that was until wednesday afternoon. Afternoon. It does give you a moment of pause about maybe how seriously this was taken, but please know that we will take it very seriously. For fut
A follow up to a story weve been covering from the Cedar Rapids School district we heard directly from superintendent brad buck about allegations that asbestos was mishandled in another high school during construction. Construction. Right here on cbs 2 this morning we told you that after a dnr complaint the Attorney Generals Office will look into how asbestos was handled at Washington High School during renovations last year. A viewer reached out to us saying he had a similar experience while working at Jefferson High School the year before. Buck says the district only buck says the strict only recently learned about the complaint and are looking into it. He does sound like he did try to do some Due Diligence in talking to a variety of people and i gues were in the part of the process where were learning about it and it sounds like hes made some communication and it does give you a moment of pause about how seriously this was taken, but please know that we will seriously. Both projects
Some are calling it a witch defended his decision to stay home and care for sick wife. Dennis freitag fielded questions from the county supervisors yesterday. Freitag months while he cares for his ailing wife, pam. While going through the final stages of lupus. But the supervisors say freitag is so far behind on his work, its affecting the county governments ability to function. The board asked about freitag being behind in getting the countys fiscal year 2015 books uptodate. They also asked whether freitag has been holding official county documents at his home. Freitag responded several times by saying hes a 247 caregiver for his wife. And that the board should be questioning his chief deputy auditor, who he says takes care of things when hes gone. Several times, freitag became visibly agitated, and accused Board Members of badgering him by asking the same questions repeatedly. 25 5918 you have set me up for failure. And it has not just been this year, its been last year. And thats ex