and thank you so much for your compassion and your goodness, shana. it's a nice thing that you're doing and nyc mammas for all the help. >> thank you. and we're 501(c)(3) now. >> there you go. so make a donation to this group, and you can do it with dumbo moving and storage. thanks for being on this morning. we're gonna be right back with a new book, "the working dad's survival guide," and it takes a look at dads as parents and >> welcome back to "new york viewpoint." i'm ken rosato. when it comes to working parents, the focus is usually on mothers and issues like maternity leave. as an indication of how much things are changing, we bring you a new best seller, "the working dad's survival guide." it's a book that takes a look at what dads can do to be better parents and employees. please join me in welcoming the author, dr. scott behson. he is a professor of management at fairleigh dickinson university and a national expert on working-family issues. good to have you here. >> hi. thank you for having me. >> terrific to have you here. well, what inspire

shana beal with the red cross also says never leave burning fires unattended, and have all chimneys professionall y inspected and cleaaed every year. the organization operates a home fire campaign with teachings, and provide extra help in the community. "the red cross is working with our of home fires, and also to prevent injury by 25 percent and deaths as well. we have home fire campaign events where we go out within communities and install orkanization's red cross emergency app, which people can purchaha in the app tore, provides more information on how to prevent fires. it also provides guidance on what to do in case a fire breaks out in your house. "the red cross says it plans to have many events throughout4south and eastern iowa over the next few months, but right now it wants everyone tt check smoke alarmm and practice fire drills at home." "in cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news." waterloo is getting tens of help pay for a new video scoreboard atriverfront stadium. it's one o nine new projects that revenue e rom the isle casinoon waterloo is helping fund. and cedar rapids city leade

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shanae? >> i think the only thing i would add is i think that there's a difference between engagement and collective action. and what we need and what the opportunity is, is to have a collective action process to discuss how we move forward. i think understanding the problem -- and i still believe that we do not fully understand the problem and we haven't had a civil conversation about framing the problem. and then figuring out what tough decisions we collectively have to make. because it's one thing to say that we need to get more money out of the central district, but there are inherent trade-offs and choices that we have to make as a community in order to make that happen. and that conversation and that dialogue was not allowed. those decisions were made not with all the stakeholders at the table, but understand that even when we get local control and we as a community have more control over, you know, decisions that need to be made for public education, there are tough decisions that need

. >> shana. >> hello. good afternoon commissioners. hi, my name is shana and i'm with towns and management. i would like to on the construction assistance program. our company has been based in the bayview area since 2000. our managers have consistent in the workshops and the workshops at hunters point and candlestick point projects. being a part of the training program, we see the level of training being provided. we haven't seen other projects that provide this level of training and outreach for their perspective contractors and we believe the program is effective and helpful for all. thank you. >> thank you. all right. are there any others that would like to speak on this item? >> director bohee and president rosales and all of you other wonderful commissioners, good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity to speak with you. i'm dr. veronica chair of the cac for the shipyard. i want to also recognize -- oh, she's there. >> here she comes. >> there she is. oh, i don't see her in the chair so i thought she had left. thank you. (laug

. >> shana. >> hello. good afternoon commissioners. hi, my name is shana and i'm with towns and management. i would like to on the construction assistance program. our company has been based in the bayview area since 2000. our managers have consistent in the workshops and the workshops at hunters point and candlestick point projects. being a part of the training program, we see the level of training being provided. we haven't seen other projects that provide this level of training and outreach for their perspective contractors and we believe the program is effective and helpful for all. thank you. >> thank you. all right. are there any others that would like to speak on this item? >> director bohee and president rosales and all of you other wonderful commissioners, good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity to speak with you. i'm dr. veronica chair of the cac for the shipyard. i want to also recognize -- oh, she's there. >> here she comes. >> there she is. oh, i don't see her in the chair so i thought she had left. thank you. (laug

. >> shana. >> hello. good afternoon commissioners. hi, my name is shana and i'm with towns and management. i would like to on the construction assistance program. our company has been based in the bayview area since 2000. our managers have consistent in the workshops and the workshops at hunters point and candlestick point projects. being a part of the training program, we see the level of training being provided. we haven't seen other projects that provide this level of training and outreach for their perspective contractors and we believe the program is effective and helpful for all. thank you. >> thank you. all right. are there any others that would like to speak on this item? >> director bohee and president rosales and all of you other wonderful commissioners, good afternoon. thank you for this opportunity to speak with you. i'm dr. veronica chair of the cac for the shipyard. i want to also recognize -- oh, she's there. >> here she comes. >> there she is. oh, i don't see her in the chair so i thought she had left. thank you. (laug

the group is called young educated athletes and zero -- here is roe shana from young educated athletesll us about it. >> we're devoted to youth in philadelphia and the surrounding cou counties and our mission is to provide activities as far as recreational activities where children can have an outlet outside of home, off the streets doing something positive. >> is part of that outlet the basketball clinic you guys have planned for later in the week? >> yes, part of that is the basketball clinic that we have planned. they come do skills drill, get to meet guest speakers, special guests come out and speak with them and play basketball games at the end. >> give us a thumbnail sketch of the success stories of your organization. >> well, actually, my cousin is a young educated athlete who just graduated from georgetown university. he's in the d leagues right now and he is a definition of you can be educated and also play sports at the same time with a college degree. >> what else does your organization have planned in coming weeks? >> we have december 15 we're feeding the community at darby

. >> thank you, shanae. i want to thank dale -- [applause] i want to thank dale russakoff for a very accessible treatise on what has been going on in the public education sector in newark over the last several years. her book is a very interesting read, and i think the opportunity to meet her here and to hear her talk about her book was also very, very important. .. >> dale will be signing in the gallery, so if you will line up the right-hand side you will be in line for the book signing. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching the tv, television for serious readers. watch any program you see here online at the tv.org. next on the book tv, investigative journalist joe domenick chronicles america's policing from the 1990s. follow the beating of rodney king in the late rights through 2014, that even some new york city and ferguson, missouri. >> we are here today to talk about and interesting and extremely important subject, pol

and you know, shana, all of this is amazing, but it doesn't come cheap and expenses are pretty high.yeah, i mean, facebook is spending a lot of money to get these people on the platform. you know, some of it, they market as being, you know, for the greater good, bringing internet to places that didn't have it. look, they're looking to increase the number of users and paying a lot of money to do that, but advertisers continue to pay them more and more money to get the video views, to get their ads up and engagement with the brands on facebook, so they're making big money, too. >> thank you so much for your insight on facebook, it seems to go from strength to strength, thank you so much. >> appreciate it, ashley. ashley: coming up, a navy seal smashing a regard with this wind suit flight. it's fascinating and we've got the video. george h.w. bush blasting dick cheney and donald rumsfeld, their handling of 9/11. more varney next. glad i could help you plan for your retirement. alright, kelly and promise me that you'll try that taco place on south street. and we have portfolio planning t

. >> thank you, shanae. i want to thank dale -- [applause] i want to thank dale russakoff for a very accessible treatise on what has been going on in the public education sector in newark over the last several years. her book is a very interesting read, and i think the opportunity to meet her here and to hear her talk about her book was also very, very important. .. >> dale will be signing in the gallery, so if you will line up the right-hand side you will be in line for the book signing. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching the tv, television for serious readers. watch any program you see here online at the tv.org. he's got stuff over his mouth and he just had to me a pile. i said that's it. he's mumbling something. get on the radio. now i'm the incident commander of that fire. that's what we do. we are there to know. we do a lot of different things. if we need to feed you, give you water, we have that as well. >> does th