bradford, assembly member bradford as well. >> thank you. >> we have consent on that. okay, colleagues. >> i fully support that. i think it is often useful for the committees to have a formal action letter of support or opposition from board or commission. so i would hope that we could still bring that back next month and in the interim have a letter. >> okay. will do. >> and can i just add, can we make sure that we include in the letter specifically our desires to implement this program would not financially impact low-income communities, meaning no fee or anything -- i don't know if you want to put that level of detail, but i think it's important that we highlight how this program will not negatively impact low-income families. >> right. i will add in that we have encompasses the care program. we have a lot of ways of actually helping low-income families with this program. >> great, thank you. >> sure >> mr. chair, the mayor's position on the bradford bill, i did ask roger kim in the mayor's office and my understanding is that they are not actively promoting a suppor

assif mandvi reports wench know the benefits of fracking but residents of fracking effected bradford county pennsylvania say it also has some minor downsides. >> fracking has ruined our quality of life. >> our water contamination here is moving through all bradford county. >> every day there's something new that happens. >> his rashes. >> neurological problems. >> nosebleeds. >> maybe the cows were doing cocaine. >> i never caught them doing cocaine. >> really. marie yap doesn't see a problem with fracking. >> frying is safe. because the average personal doesn't understand fracking the environmentalists are able to use fear, uncertainty and doubt to plant ideas into people's minds and they don't do the research for themselves. you need a tissue. >> yeah. >> but the gas caps have done the research along with plenty of investigations into the resident's explain complaints. >> if i polluted my neighbor's water well do you think that the dep will allow me to conduct my own investigation and get back to them on it. >> if your water is contaminated why not go to the local store and get you

he's now living at what the sheriff like to call bradford county's only gated community. it's jail. barry moore is awaiting trial on charges he was dealing drugs. did we mention, he was elected as a reformer? >> according to the audit, you know there was $27,000 spent at walmart on a credit card, nothing to show for it. the city doesn't have a lawn mower, doesn't have an edger, doesn't have a shovel, where did all this money go. >> it turns out before he was arrestthe mayor was actually trying to -- arrested, the mayor was actually trying to clean up the town and follow the money trail. and that brings us to hampton's biggest money maker, a notorious speed trap. >> license and registration. >> when he was mayor, jim mitzelel said the city proposed annexing part of the highway. >> it was his idea and i supported it. we were trying to generate speeding tickets. once we got out there, it kind of snowballed from there. all they did was sit out on 301 and write ticket after ticket. sirens going crazy, absolutely crazy. an officer would wear ak 387 and everything. he thought he was rambo,

the bradford county telegram.he findings so damming, state lawmakers threatened to pass a bill to abolish the city, do away with its government and wipe hampton off of the map one listen slatetor called it something south of a southern gothic novel >> people finally, realized this could become a reality check. we might not be a city of hampton no more. i think that's when the tongues people said we need to take back our town. we support this town. >> at a make or break meeting with town legislators, the people of hampton proposed moving the city limits back from the highway. no more speed traps to 301 and offered up a newspaper slate of city leaders until elections this fall. >> the basic good people are still here. one of the things that this situation has done is it's energgized a lot of folks. >> it's just very upsetting, city hall. >> hampton residents like diane klinger are now making the tr tp to city hall checking that their water bills are paid up. >> i went there yesterday. >> i was reading meters. in my

we have a bill introduced by assembly member bradford ab [speaker not understood] that we're keeping an aye on and a bill introduced by assembly member ammiano, ab [speaker not understood]. we don't think they're meaningful so i'm not going to get into that. they are on our watch list so we encourage you to keep an eye on them as well. thank you. >> if you could give us an example of what 20 megawatt would be serving the community. >> so, for example, there are some large warehouses in the -- sorry, in the bayview hunters point area. we thought solar there would be less than 20 megawatts greater than 1 megawatt. those would be system that would be considered distributed under the rules. they'd be local. they could be located and what qualifies as a disadvantaged community here in san francisco. so, that's an example. >> great, thank you. and then what's the current status of our shell contracts? >> so, the shell contract, you know, i think i told you last time i met with you, we are not engaged in discussionses with shell. we have told them that we understand that we aren't moving fo

>> the investigation is being led by bradford county sheriff smith.and members of law enforcement who were also participating. the investigation comes about after an extensive forensic audit of the town's bookkeeping which discovered there were all kinds of records missing, a water meter record book had apparently disappeared into a swamp, the town no longer knew where the water meters were, who had been bills, who hadn't been build, they didn't know how to deal with the money that had come in for the police force, the speed operation, who was spending money at walmart for over $100,000, and much of the paperwork that would tell them what happened to all that money, has been destroyed. they don't know when or by who and that's what they're trying to get to the bottom of. >> what do we hear about the jailed mayor? >> well, why mayor barry moore, a reformer who said he would do something about the city, he was trying to do restoration, unfortunately it appears he was allegedly dealing drugs on the side. that's why he is a resident in the sheriff's jail.

authoritative because there's a lot of data sets out there but coming up with one you can trust is what norm bradford are used to the national opinion research center in chicago, took on the project of creating the humanities indicators project. .. somewhere between eight to 12% of college graduates in the united states. while you can become enamored with the roller coaster effect of the curve, it is clear that except for the period in the mid 1960s from about 1973 to the present, notwithstanding the scale of the data set, eight to 12% of the total is what you see. and since 1987, the numbers between 1987-2010 was closer to 10 to 12%. and so some peace is beginning to command details began to actually shape not only importance of understanding the terrain i think is very, very important. so what's the take away? a significant percentage of american undergraduates have chosen to make a particular skills of the humanities were a long time. why they do is a very complicated question, but it's not driven by market imperatives alone. that sense of stability notwithstanding the alarms on the daily by indiv

the 52-year-old health care lawyer lives in bradford and has long been an advocate for the disabled,after losing a leg to cancer as a child. there are no other declared candidates in the connecticut race but republicans are vowing to vigorously contest the seat. in nearby and -- massachusetts, vice president joe biden will attend a memorial service next week in boston to mark the anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. april 13 -- april 15 marks the one-year mark when the two bombs exploded killing three people and wounding hundreds. president obama traveled to boston shortly after the bombing in 2013 to offer condolences to victims and others. and today, the president will be comforting other families at fort hood, texas. this after last week's shooting where a soldier opened fire on fellow soldiers, killing three people and wounding 16 others before killing himself. it will be president obama's second visit to fort hood to mourn a tragedy. in 20 -- 2009, an army psychiatrist opened fire on fellow soldiers killed in third team and wanting others. that's killing 13 people and wou