david paterson it is a variable -- as hillary hobbled over the license issue others had their debt support one was a possible exception had come from mayor mike bloomberg. he had worried out loud while giving illegals the same licenses would render them ineffective as necessary for boarding domestic flights part of that was not true. butter brought into play a contentious issue of realization. that it was immediate and angry and bloomberg is wrong at every level. dead wrong. legally wrong, morally wrong, ethically wrong paygo being of many statements earlier 2006 nawaz of the first time mike bloomberg had forgot and the boundaries of his authority on the issue clearly outside his jurisdiction. bloomberg inaccurate reaction and the angering and hy-vee credible response occurred the first week of the debate and made it safer for those to oppose elliott's plan. since they were challenging says they're becoming viewed by many it came from hillary in support when shelley jumped ship to buy 2,007 the polls are running almost 70 percent against percodan a defection by democratic legislatures made

relative to them, david paterson is a variable benjamin disraeli.as hillary was being pummeled over the license issue, other assume alice of trantwo's, the most harmful opposition from the possible exception of hillary, which may have been this positive, had come from mayor mike bloomberg and shelley so that the mayor had worried out loud to giving illegals the same licenses to lawful residents would render new york state license ineffective as photo identification necessary for boarding a domestic. that wasn't true. but it brought into play the contentious issue of realizing. trantwo's responsibly burgs state concerns had been any and angry. bloomberg is wrong at every level, dead wrong. actually wrong, legally wrong, morally wrong, ethically wrong. at doing the strident tone of many of eliot's statement earlier in 2007. it also wasn't the first time that mike bloomberg had forgotten the boundaries of his authority to give legally pronounced our latest hands-on issue or a thing clearly outside the jurisdiction. bloomberg's medicine is an accurate r

just to imagine how much freedom our country has been and david paterson, an african-american and blind individual can become governor of new york? host: patrick corvington is the c o for the corporation for national and community service, you could talk about volunteerism. this week is national volunteerism week. it marks the first anniversary of the edward kennedy served america act. here is what that legislation does -- patrick corvington, one year later, however you measure your progress, where are you? guest: great to be here. the served america act was an extraordinary opportunity for service. it helps service focus on key priorities, education, health, clean energy, veterans, and opportunity. the important thing about the serve america act it is, including providing for the country, in addition to helping us focus on critical issues, it also creates money for banks. we know that nonprofits, when they get volunteers, sometimes, they do not know how to use them. the volunteer generation fund provides money so that nonprofits can better manage volunteers, ensure that they are gettin

david paterson is here. [applause] attorney general andrew cuomo. [applause] state comptroller thomas to nepali is here. [applause] the mayor of new york city, michael bloomberg. [applause] dr. george campbell, jr., the president of cooper union. [applause] and all the citywide elected officials, thank you for being here. it is great to be back in cooper and union where generation of leaders and citizens have come to defend their ideas and contest their differences. it is also great to be back in lower manhattan. it is just a few blocks from wall street. [laughter] it really is good to be back. [laughter] because wall street is the heart of our financial sector. since i last spoke here two years ago, our country has been through a terrible trial. 8 million people have lost their jobs. countless small businesses have had to close their doors. trillions of dollars in savings have been lost. as a nation, we were forced to take unprecedented steps to rescue the financial system and the broader economy. as a result of the decisions we made, some of which

about 64% of wall street is made up of women and just imagine how much freedom our country has david paterson who is blind is governor of new york. >> you can watch all the documentary winners at student cam.org. >> friday, car can saw senate debate. you can see it live friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. also on friday, a debate between the five republican candidates for indiana's senate seat. senator bayh is not seeking re-election. see the live friday starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> state department spokesman said the volcanic eruption in iceland is having an impact on travel and supply lines for mp state department officials in many parts of the world. he spoke with reporters on this and other topics for about half an hour. >> good afternoon and welcome to the department of state. i think we'll declare this ash tuesday. [laughter] >> we have set up a monitoring group upstairs in the operations center and we can report our embassies particularly throughout europe are fielding a higher level of calls the past couple of days. a number of americans who are walking into the

david paterson is here. attorney general andrew cuomo, state comptroller thomas is here. [applause] the mayor of new york city, michael bloomberg. [applause] dr. george campbell, jr., president of cooper union. [applause] and all the citywide elected officials who are here, thank you very much for your attendance. it is wonderful to be back at cooper union, where generations of leaders and citizens have come to defend their ideas and contest their differences. it is also good to be back in lower manhattan, a few blocks from wall street. it really is good to be back, because wall street is a part of our nation's financial industry. since i last spoke to years ago, our country has been through a terrible trial very good for the 8 million people who have lost their jobs, countless -- has been through a terrible trial. for the 8 million people who have lost their jobs, cal was businesses have been forced to close their doors, -- countless businesses have been forced to close their doors. it has forced entrepreneurs to give up on their dream of starting a company, and as a nat

david paterson is here. [applause] attorney general andrew cuomo. [applause] state comptroller thomas to nepali is here. [applause] the mayor of new york city, michael bloomberg. [applause] and all the citywide elected officials, thank you for being here. it is great to be back in cooper and union where generation of leaders and citizens have come to defend their ideas and contest their differences. it is also great to be back in lower manhattan. it is just a few blocks from wall street. [laughter] it really is good to be back. [laughter] because wall street is the heart of our financial sector. since i last spoke here to years ago, our country has been through it tellable -- a terrible trial. 8 million people have lost their jobs. kalb's ridiculous small businesses have had to close their doors. -- countless small businesses have had to close their doors. trillions of dollars in savings have been lost. as a nation, we were forced to take unprecedented steps to rescue the financial system and the broader economy. as a result of the decisions we made