Tour continues. Pennsylvania and is the us from the bus penn state secretary of education. Thanks for being with us. The proposed budget for your department is about 6 billion. What is that money go . First, thank you for the imitation and the opportunity to care. It is an interesting topic of conversation. Nevada majority was passed for School Districts across the commonwealth. Budget is pastor School Districts and communities. Had he allocated that . For the first time, pennsylvania has a basic Education Funding formula. Wherever you started last year is where you will end it this which takes into account the needs of students, offering orels of and communities dispersed property. The ability to generate taxes. We have look for new funding going in. Secretary rivera, on monday you submitted state plans. What is in your plan and what is the process like . This has been an amazing opportunity for us. I have to take a moment and share that we started much curious and little over two two
With our look at topeka, this is cspan3 on this is history tv on cspan3. Is there an era or event that interests or resonates with you . Governor brownback a lot of them do. Probably the period that is preand right at statehood, the bleeding kansas era, is the one where kansas just had a large impact on the country and its trajectory at different points in time, but maybe no time larger than right then, so john brown comes right here, the fight over slavery, the kansas nebraska act passed, nebraska supposed to be a free state, kansas a slave state, maintain the balance of power, but in the Abolitionist Movement comes, and says will not let kansas be a slave state, and they start sending people here from ohio and the northeast. They did not come in here to farm, that is what they did, they cannot hear to fight against slavery, so you have the battle of the civil wars, the battle of blackjack, from here come about 30 miles east, youve got these irregular battles between abolitionists, fr
Bleeding kansas era, is the one where kansas just had a large impact on the country and its trajectory at different points in time, but maybe no time larger than right then, so john brown comes right here, the fight over slavery, the kansas nebraska act passed, nebraska supposed to be a free state, kansas a slave state, maintain the balance of power, but in the Abolitionist Movement comes, and says will not let kansas be a slave state, and they start sending people here from ohio and the northeast. They did not come in here to farm, that is what they did, they cannot hear to fight against slavery, so you have the battle of the civil wars, the battle of blackjack, from here come about 30 miles east, youve got these irregular battles between abolitionists, free stators, slave stators, 40 guys from generally missouri or another state that was proslavery at that time, and in the free stators fighting on the other side. It is the beginning of the civil war that happens here, which is great
We begin with our live look from San Francisco. It would even start to make out the outlines of the buildings. It is cold as daria said. Temperatures will stay cold for most of the day. There is a possibility for some spring goes out by the coast. That is where it will stay, we are not looking for too much for today. This weekend, is a different story. We will see widespread showers on saturday into sunday and beyond that the weather was a hit and miss with the showers for the rest of next week. We are definitely in a Winter Weather pattern with the rain and cold temperatures. Full details coming up in just a moment. Traffic building up the bay bridge toll plaza. The drive time is 16 minutes from the oakland as and to downtown San Francisco. No major problems it is just the 7 00 hour. Yet a full weight at a toll plaza and it is crowded at the end,. The east bay if youre planning on using the the nimitz is getting slow for the southbound ride around to 38. It will be a crowd approaching
A day for diplomacy. U. N. General secretary ban kimoon is in kiev. This is pro russian protesters storming the air base in ukraine and rallies to the east. Meanwhile, theyre told to clear out or else. Phil ittner joins us now from kiev. Phil, while the Monitoring Team makes its way there, you had a chance to speak with u. N. Secretary general ban kimoon. What did he have to say . Reporter well, morgan, youre right, we did have exclusive access to ban kimoon as he took a tour of the memorials on maidan square and independent square where many of the clashes too took place to oust president viktor yanukovych. It was a poignant moment with the flowers, the candles, and pictures of those who died. He stopped at a memorial for the ukrainian activist who was shot dead by a sniper. He gave a little prayer. As he walked out, he stopped and did have a brief word with him. He said that he felt that the people who had come out on that square were very courageous for what they had done, and that