other in debate. major funding provided by aarp arkansas. [applause] hello, everyone, thank you for joining furs debate week on the arkansas educational television network, aetn. we feature tonight the candidates for congress in the second district. in alphabetical order the nominees are representative french hill, the republican incumbent. the yne swaffor, libertarian candidate, and clarke tucker, the democratic nominee. they will be questioned by a steve f journalists, rodder an independent journalist and wesley brown of talk business and politics. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement, each will have two minutes to resfond a question, rebuttals are 30 seconds and each candidate will have two minutes for a closing statements. the order of opening statements, questions, and closing statements were decided beforehand at a drawing. our timekeeper is angela cook of aetn. with our first opening statement tonight, mr. tucker. thank you, steve. thank
hello, everyone, thank you for joining furs debate week on the arkansas educational television network, aetn. we feature tonight the candidates for congress in the second district. in alphabetical order the nominees are representative french hill, the republican incumbent. joe ryne swaffor, the libertarian candidate, and clarke tucker, the democratic nominee. they will be questioned by a panel of journalists, steve rodder an independent journalist and wesley brown of talk business and politics. each candidate will have two minutes for an opening statement, each will have two minutes to resfond a question, respond to a question. rebuttals are limited to one minute, and at the conclusion each candidate will have two , minutes for a closing statement. the order of opening statements, questions, and closing statements were decided beforehand at a drawing. the candidate or their representatives participated. our timekeeper is angela cook of aetn. with our first opening stateme
we want to thank betty s bounces for their ongoing relationship with the show. we love them. their inflatables are great. they help us out every week. this is a marginal inflatable a- inflatable, questionable, no good, barely functioning. joey: one inflatable, three different sports. it s pretty impress. impressive.rachel: i think it e good at a party. pete: if we were eight, it would be awesome. joey: if i take my legs off, i have the stature of an 8-year-old. rachel: i m very, very short. when people meet me in person, that s what they say. pete: you re short, but strong in stature. rachel: i m fun size. pete: we have competitions on the sew, many are very curious. not serious, but substantively. this one, is it going to count. joey: yeah, it s going to. when i hoist that pr trophy it l count. pete: we turned into chuck e. cheese. joey: did i see you bowl in heels. rachel: my mom worked in a bowling alley growing up. she brought the kids to work. i spent a lot of time in th
afternoon on the pluto flyby this week. officials were released more pictures and discuss the new horizons space craft. that reading is at 1:00 eastern. this weekend, politics books, and american history. wrote to the white house coverage features nearly all the presidential candidates and begins tonight in iowa. at 8:00 eastern, we re live from cedar rapids iowa for the democratic party hall of fame dinner. all day saturday starting at 11:00 eastern, we re live in ames iowa for the family leadership summit. a little after 8:00 p.m. eastern. first, senator lindsey graham and then ohio governor john kasich it on book tv, we re live from new york city for the 17th annual harlem book fair with author talks and panels on economics, african-american identity, and race and politics. sunday night at 10:00, and coulter says the greatest issue stating the u.s. is immigration. on american history tv on c-span3, we re live at the warren g. harding symposium for modern first ladies. sp
the wake of tropical storm isabel. in 2003 isabel caused widespread flooding and equipment damage throughout the yard. the total cost of that for repair was $120 million. we ve taken several measures to ensure a similar event will not have the same detrimental impact. we ve raised the ground floor elevations of new construction. for example, wesley brownfieldhouse was built above the flood level and acts as a flood wall. we reelected the chiller plant and moved the hvac equipment to rooftops where feasible. we have raised electrical outlet on ground floors and installed check valves on ubd ground tunnels and storm lines. where suitable we ve identified opportunities for quote wet, flood proofing unquote where we designated billings and fields that will be allowed to flood once in a 100 years. they can handle flooding with minimal damage and using costs to keep them dry would not be cost effective. and we have protocol for equipment relocation in classrooms and labs in the eve