violación de seguridad en el aeropuerto john f kennedy de new york.one en evidencia lo fácil que es ingresar a uno de los lugares más vigilados del país. >>> tenemos importante información sobre la salud de sus hijos. las estrictas leyes que reducen la venta de comida chatarra y bebidas azucaradas, permite que disminuya la obesidad infantil. comenzamos. ♪. >>> ♪ >>> este es su noticiero

drive to john f. kennedy drive. it was remarkable times that that would be a fitting location for leader pelosi's name to be placed. we have got some pictures scrolling if you want to go to the monitor. as san franciscans, i'm sure you are aware of many of leader pelosi's accomplishments. i will not keep us here all morning in emerging them, but i want to hit a few highlights. elected to congress in 1987, she became the first female speaker of the house in 2007. i do not think many of us will forget the image of her surrounded by all those children as she walked. burger quarter century of service, leader policy led the fight to convert the presidio to a park, ensured over three and half million dollars -- excuse me, billion dollars in relief to the city of san francisco after the loma credo earthquake. in 2010, led congress in appealing the military don't ask, don't tell policy. while she has been exceptionally busy in washington, she has not lost focus on those of us back in san francisco and has fought for the red

violación de seguridad en el aeropuerto john f kennedy de new york.one en evidencia lo fácil que es ingresar a uno de los lugares más vigilados del país. >>> tenemos importante información sobre la salud de sus hijos. las estrictas leyes que reducen la venta de comida chatarra y bebidas azucaradas, permite que disminuya la obesidad infantil. comenzamos. ♪. >>> ♪ >>> este es su noticiero univisión, edición nocturna. con ilia calderón y enrique acevedo. >>> buenas noches, a poco más de 2 meses del martes 6 de noviembre se intensifican las campañas rumbo a la presidencia. el sábado el aspirante republicano eligió a paul ryan como su compañero de fórmula. estuvo en iowa, mientras que romney hizo una escala en miami fue recibido por varios congresistas entre ellos el senador marco rubio, mencionado como posible aspirante a la vicepresidencia. >>> tenemos una dramática decisión que to omo r tomar. la más importante qué américa queremos. >>> el camino del presidente obama que nos hace lucir como europa o vamos por el camino de hacer lucir y parecer como amer

just like when john f. kennedywalked a thin line. >> it's importantly necessary for me to state once again, not what kind of church i believe in, for that should be important only to me. but what kind of america i believe in. >> reporter: still faith matters to some voters. while a june gallup poll found 43% of americans did not know romney was a mormon. >> i have friends in congregation who have voted for president obama and will again. and i have friends who will vote for romney. >> we all have freedom of religion, whatever the case might be. that really shouldn't matter. >> reporter: and perhaps as a sign of the times, mitt romney's choice for vice president candidate, paul ryan is a roman catholic. reporting live in san francisco tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> former florida governor jeb bush spoke at tonight's convention and he had a message for president obama. >> mr. president it is time to stop blaming your predecessor for your failed economic policies. you were dealt a tough hand, you we

just like when john f. kennedylked a thin line. >> it's importantly necessary for me to state once again, not what kind of church i believe in, for that should be important only to me. but what kind of america i believe in. >> reporter: still faith matters to some voters. while a june gallup poll found 43% of americans did not know romney was a mormon. >> i have friends in congregation who have voted for president obama and will again. and i have friends who will vote for romney. >> we all have freedom of religion, whatever the case might be. that really shouldn't matter. >> reporter: and perhaps as a sign of the times, mitt romney's choice for vice president candidate, paul ryan is a roman catholic. reporting live in san francisco tonight, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> former florida governor jeb bush spoke at tonight's convention and he had a message for president obama. >> mr. president it is time to stop blaming your predecessor for your failed economic policies. you were dealt a tough hand, you were

he served the meal of his lifetime to another young navy man, john f. kennedy. >> my father made him a bowl of chili and i guess it was enough to impress kennedy. he said, one day i will go into politics. i would like to come back for you. >> when kennedy became president he kept his word. the two men bonded over food but also family and religion. >> he was more than just an employee. they had a special relationship. >> chief bob as he was called stayed on to serve president johnson and nixon. after 30 years in the navy he retired. but he remained -- he kept special reminders from his service and left them to his son. >> these collectibles were very important to him. he admits there was something missing, that chili recipe with the presidential staff of -- presidential stamp of approval. >> the exhibit opens sunday at noon and continues through thursday. >> really interesting. we have a follow up to a story we brought you last week. a federal judge has given the go-ahead to the owners of fischer hardware suing ace hardware for fraud. they claim the case used bo

tell us about the 1960 democratic convention, how senator john f. kennedyng lyndon b. johnson. tell us that story. >> well, you know, there was great speculation in 1960 of who kennedy should pick as well documented bobby kennedy could not stand lyndon johnson. but at the last minute kennedy released he needed lbj to carry texas. there sure was a good idea. there was a lot of evidence to show that richard nixon would have won in '60. there was last drama. since then, the vice president choices are picked before, and it's just sort of a big roll-out party for the team. one thing to keep your eyes on that is interesting, which candidate gets bigger applause. will ryan get a thunderous applause than mitt romney or will hillary clinton get more cheers than barack obama? everybody is now tv viewers people look for a lot of body language and little cues to things because the script is very very scripted. >> jennifer: well, let's listen to a quick sound byte from patrick buchanan as the 1992 g.o.p. convention. >> the agenda that clinton and clinton would impose on

>>guest: john f. kennedyaid we will put a man on the moon, and he campaigned in 1960 saying we have 5 percent growth and we achieved that. and ronald reagan, one of his great promises that we would win the cold war, that nobody thought was winnable, no one in 1980 thought the berlin wall would fall. so, i loved setting the high bars and see if mitt romney he get as chance, whether he can reach it. reagan was creating about 250,000 job as month when the economy got going. why can't mitt romney do that? >>neil: well, one thing that came out of the convention, and i hope it comes out of the democrats, why settle for less or get used to 1 percent or 2 percent growth? why be grateful we only looking at 375,000 jobless claims each week when at this stage, you should not see any. why not set the bar higher? there is nothing wrong with that much of >>guest: we are a country that aspires and a problem i have with the president obama theme, we we growing at 1 percent or 1.5 percent, be grateful. we are creating 100,000

when neil armstrong stepped on the moon on july 20, 1969 he fulfill the goals set by president john f. kennedy along with from his birthplace near zero in ohio in 1930. his fascination with airplanes began with this first flight at 86 that fascination never abandon him he left for university in 1950 when the korean war broke out and flew as a naval aviator after the war he became a test pilot and for the hottest aircraft including the ex 15 rocket plan. he took the craft to 207,000 ft. almost 38 mi. and the edge of space. he was in the first group of civilian astronauts and made his initial flight 1966 aboard jim the night 8 emission almost ended in disaster when the thrusters stuck open sending the ship morning through space. he used a backup system to stop the one revolution per second span and made an emergency landing in the pacific. the preparation for the moon landing included learning to fly the moon monteux he had another brush with death when the turning vehicles rolled to its side and was forced to at jack two hundred feet from the ground. >>> when it was all over you went back to th

. >>> john f. kennedyert kennedy is the attorney general and his closest adviser. 50 years later a treasure trove of documents from those years remains under lock and key. we'll show you how that happened and why historians want that material to be opened to everyone. >>> but first, it's time for this morning's "healthwatch" with dr. holly phillips. >> good morning. in today's "healthwatch," yoga secrets revealed. more than 15 million americans practice yoga and the number has been growing by about 20% a year. one reason for the yoga boom, the growing body of evidence that it can reduce stress and fight depression. one recent study focused on people who -- those with alzheimer's and dementia, finding it reduced stress levels significantly. researchers wanted to know how. in a follow-up study, 45 care-givers were split into two groups. one practiced yoga and the other listened to relaxing music for short periods. blood samples were taken at the beginning and the end of the study. an analysis showed the yoga

he was first nominated in 1960 and election he lost to john f. kennedy. in 1968, the convention was held in miami beach. richard nixon would win in november defeating then vice president hubert hum friz and a third party candidate alabama governor george wallace. here is richard nixon's acceptance speech in august 1968. mr. chairman, delegates to this convention, my fellow americans, 16 years ago, i stood before this convention to accept your nomination as the running mate of one of the greatest americans of our time or any time like the eye sen showers. eisenhowers. eight years ago, i had the highest honor of accepting your nomination for president of the united states. tonight, i again proudly accept that nomination for president of the united states. but i have news for you, this time there is a difference. this time, we are going win! we are going to win for a number of reasons. first a personal one. general eisenhower as you know lies critically ill in the walter reid high hospital tonight. i have talked to mrs. eisenhower on the telephone. she tells

future with the same effort, the same energy and the same dedication that was given to president john f. kennedy must be given to president lyndon johnson and hubert humphrey. chris: then in 180, teddy, the last brother, spoke to an adoring convention after he lost the challenge, his challenge to jimmy carter. >> for me a few hours ago this campaign came to an end. for all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives and the dream shall never die. chris: when we come back, what both obama and romney and their camps could learn from history, and especially what they know they have to avoid. plus, scoops and predictions. be right back. chris: welcome back. both obama and romney will go into the conventions knowing they have to first do no harm. with so much riding on this moment in the sun on national tv, they can't trip up like some candidates have in the past. barry goldwater found out the hard way that what might excite folks in the hall might also sink your hopes in the fall. >> extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. >> that also b

president john f. kennedy. >> he sees how this carried wagner to victory and issues an executive order allowing for the unionization of federal employees. state and local governments picked this up as a cue and you have the rapid growth from there on of public sector unions across the country. >> historian fred siegel of the manhattan institute says the new unions almost invariably worked to elect democrats. >> pay increases and pension increases and healthcare increases. meanwhile the union takes some of the money it gets from the city and invests in local elections. so it continues to elect people who will give the unions what it wants. >> and they also became a political force unto themselves. >> you can't act without their cooperation. >> that is because when elected officials didn't cooperate the public sector unions that fdr warned about declared those unthinkable strikes. the most memorable case, the summer of 1975 when new york was close to bankruptcy. sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the stre

the name along the same theme of the other drives in the park, including martin luther king and john f. kennedy. also someone who more closely represents san francisco and its core values. however, i feel nancy pelosi no longer represents her constituency and now represents the so-called values of a federal p.r. campaign. i also feel ed lee, his ceremony and the new sign were an end run to many park lovers, including myself. i would be happy to hear names of assassinated persons representing san francisco and the values of san francisco locals, including harvey milk, also a noted rights activist. yesterday -- i did not see this but i know people who had, they killed a man while handcuffed to was unknown contributor to the occupy movement, which i member of. although he was handcuffed after being shot twice in the chest, the witnesses -- a witness to and being shot after they handcuffed him. it may well prove out in six months that this man was assassinated. occupy sf has no leaders and this man's contribution represent us and his death. his name was pray, a lovely name which i feel embodies the

i will denounce harry reid for macarthy is impaired >> how many years did john f. kennedy released?> it is about politics. mitt romney is hurting himself. there is an aura of secrecy around him. money in swiss bank accounts. money in the cayman islands. tax returns he would not release. people are thinking what does he have to hide? >> why not get this stuff before he runs, so that it does not come back to play? >> one of the questions around -- the mitt romney, the -- the campaign will not answer is how many tax returns did they ask their potential vice- presidential candidates to give to them? he says john mccain asked him for 10. mitt romney says they are working off of the same game plan. did they only look at two tax returns for rob portman? >> this feels itself-inflicted headache. -- self-inflicted headache. >> my criticism of the tactic is i agree, mitt romney should have released this in 2006. at this point, i would not give the obama campaign, anybody, anything beyond two years. there are hundreds of thousands of pages here. he will be the only issue for the next month. it

. >> we'll be life from wisconsin my home state and talk to house speaker john f. kennedy. see you there on monday. go to greta wire.com. good night . enjoy. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. will >>> right now we need leadership. we don't need attack. we don't need blame. we need leadership. we need someone of principle. someone of achievement. someone of integrity. that man is standing next to me. his name is mitt romney and he is going to be the next president of the united states! [ applause ] >> mike: welcome to huckabee coming to you live from iowa. and what you have just been hearing, of course, is is the very extraordinary announcement that was made today in virginia. [ applause ] >> mike: and that was the announcement that mitt romney has selected paul ryan to be his running mate for the gop nomination. we have got a great audience here. there has been a big event and we kind of barged in on it it and we had a wonderful time hanging out with these good folks with an event with the family leader organization. later i will be having a chat with former pre

states of america yes we can but let's look at the one nine hundred sixty one tax cuts offered by john f. kennedy that a democrat yes i'm a proud absolutely in fact he was the last democrat to advocate this sort of tax but intended to kennedy lower taxes but he also closed a bunch of those look which hasn't been a proposal. that's absolutely been a riposte and if you look at the paul ryan barney broadly yes if you larry paul ryan budget and if you ask any republican who is serious about tax cuts. tax reform they talk about reforming taxes and giving if you look at the paul ryan's plan. brings it down to two brackets and says flatten the tax flat flat the tax code and make it so that so that more people are paying at a lower rate and we get it we're in for a big windfall tax to the big banks and wall street they also give a windfall tax to big corporations and oil companies and they do all of it on the backs of the middle class and working class americans so that's not the way down the road to being see this is the interesting thing liberals always say that it's a zero sum game and that if you cut

world- renowned forensic pathologist who has conducted 20,000 autopsies and investigations of the john f. kennedytin luther king assassination just to name a few the second one after her body was exhumed in 2007 and he also said she was murdered and the injuries she received could not be caused by a single fault. everyone is still talking about kathleen savio's divorce attorney taking this stand for the defense. he mentioned how spacey peterson told her pastor that drew peterson killed his third wife. the chicago police officer and a 15 year-old boy recovering after they were wounded last night in a shootout in the morgan park neighborhood. police say they stopped three teenage boys in the park for suspicious activity after they got a tip about legal gun sales in the area offers say as they approached the teens began to run and then shoot at them however some witnesses say it was police who fired first the officer was shot in the need and the teenager was hurt more seriously no word on how she's doing right now. massive flooding in damaged homes with a look at what hurricane is it left behind on

tom hanks is working on a movie based on the assassination of john f kennedy. now to new jersey and the home of the boss. it's a bruce springsteen look alike contest for tiny rockers. and there is first prize included a month of free child care. >> mission to mars now has a music video of course. >> that is tremendous. and that is supposed to be a look alike to nasa flight engineer known as the nasa mohawk guy. and i just feel like i should stop watching. and he is from oakland and they're going viral on you tube with this. so far over 800,000 hits seems like they're on the way to millions. >> that is a drop of the bucket. >> i know you're a big fan. >> aren't we all? >> there is more including radiation worries on treasure island. problems with the city -- where the city wants to build homes. >> and taking a look at wealth. which cities are on track to become the richest. >> new device helping lifeguards do their job. >>> we're following breaking news. sky 7 is live over maplewood avenue. there is a shelter in place order, police check out a device here near m

on a ship, he served the meal of his lifetime to another young navy man, john f. kennedy. >> my father made him at this -- i guess it was enough to impress kennedy. he said to my father that one day, i want to go into politics and i would really like to come back for you. >> when he became president, he kept his word and made him a cook at the white house. the bonded over food, but also family and religion. >> he was more than just an employee. at a special relationship. >> chief bob stayed on to serve nixon. after 30 years and may become he retired. but he kept special reminders from his service. >> they were really important to him to request the exhibit as a way for the sons to honor chief bob. there's one thing missing the recipe. >> that was leon harris reporting. the exhibit opens tomorrow at noon. with five very special prince given as christmas gifts to to bob, there will be on display tomorrow only. >> coming up, gop senate candidate george allen is campaigning in northern virginia today. you will find out what he had to say during a stop in dale city. >> and we

incidentally, cronkite talked of course before the 52 convention, which john f. kennedy talked. e have time for now, the kennedy came in and as you know, the number was then passed back and then his press conference. then the whole high ems, cape cod, you know, mystique that came out, and i knew it i figure we haven't mentioned, the crucial figure. he was in kennedys do well. it wasn't just for the nightly news, the cbs had all these other new shows. you could get on eyewitness to history. let's do the kennedys cronkite figure very interested in yachting and sailing from hanging around. the kennedy era brought television into our lives admin mainly people started getting as i'm famously, cronkite does this miraculous job. so history connects cronkhite and ended up living in martha's vineyard and in many ways is part of that of kate todd. c-span: at last count, barack obama has appeared on 60 minutes 11 times. i don't think anybody else has ever appeared that many times in the ratings are good, so we should say 60 minutes is giving a platform for reading? >> guest: 60 minutes is a

president john f. kennedy. >> he sees how this carried wagner to victory and issues an executive order allowing for the unionization of federal employees. state and local governments picked this up as a cue and you have the rapid growth from there on of public sector unions across the country. >> historian fred siegel of the manhattan institute says the new unions almost invariably worked to elect democrats. >> pay increases and pension increases and healthcare increases. meanwhile the union takes some of the money it gets from the city and invests in local elections. so it continues to elect people who will give the unions what it wants. >> and they also became a political force unto themselves. >> you can't act without their cooperation. >> that is because when elected officials didn't cooperate the public sector unions that fdr warned about declared those unthinkable strikes. the most memorable case, the summer of 1975 when new york was close to bankruptcy. sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the stre

president john f. kennedy. >> he sees how this carried wagner to victory and issues an executive order allowing for the unionization of federal employees. state and local governments picked this up as a cue and you have the rapid growth from there on of public sector unions across the country. >> historian fred siegel of the manhattan institute says the new unions almost invariably worked to elect democrats. >> pay increases and pension increases and healthcare increases. meanwhile the union takes some of the money it gets from the city and invests in local elections. so it continues to elect people who will give the unions what it wants. >> and they also became a political force unto themselves. >> you can't act without their cooperation. >> that is because when elected officials didn't cooperate the public sector unions that fdr warned about declared those unthinkable strikes. the most memorable case, the summer of 1975 when new york was close to bankruptcy. sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the stre

president john f. kennedy. >> he carried wagner to victory.sued an executive order allowing unionization of federal employees. state local governments picked it up as a cue. you have rapid growth from there on of public sector unions across the country. >> the story of fred seigel of manhattan institute does the unions almost invariably work to elect democrats. >> unions get pay increases, pension i think creases healthcare increases. the union takes some of the money that gets from the city and invests in local elections. they elt elect people who give unions what they want. >> you can't act without their cooperation. th >> that is because when elected officials didn't cooperate the public sector unions fdr warned about declares the unthinkable strikes. the most memorable case the summer of 1975 when new york was close to bankruptcy. sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the streets while laid off police march and shut down the brooklyn bridge. unions demonstrated their clout nationally when they helped senator ted kennedy mount a surpris

. >> we'll be life from wisconsin my home state and talk to house speaker john f. kennedy. see you there on monday. go to greta wire.com. good night . it is a choice election. greta is next. >> tonight, the tickets are complete. governor romney, an an, thank you. [applause] i am dopely honored and excited to join you as your running mate. [cheers and applause] i want to tell you about mitt romney. mitt romney is a leader with the skills, the background and the character that our country needs in this crucial time in its history. following four years of failed leadership, the hopes of our country which inspired the world are growing dim. they need someone to revive them. governor romney is the man for this moment. [applause] and he and i share one commitment. we will restore the greatness of this country. we can turn this thing around. we can. we can turn this thing around and real solutions can be delivered but it will take leadership and the courage to tell you the truth. [cheers and applause] mitt romney is that kind of leader. and i am excited for what is lying ahead and

president john f. kennedy. >> he sees how this carried wagner to victory and issues an executive order allowing for the unionization of federal employees. state and local governments picked this up as a cue and you have the rapid growth from there on of public sector unions across the country. >> historian fred siegel of the manhattan institute says the new unions almost invariably worked to elect democrats. >> pay increases and pension increases and healthcare increases. meanwhile the union takes some of the money it gets from the city and invests in local elections. so it continues to elect people who will give the unions what it wants. >> and they also became a political force unto themselves. >> you can't act without their cooperation. >> that is because when elected officials didn't cooperate the public sector unions that fdr warned about declared those unthinkable strikes. the most memorable case, the summer of 1975 when new york was close to bankruptcy. sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the stre

remember that armstrong and colleagues landed on the moon only about seven or eight years after john f. kennedy set the goal. it was an all out cold war effort, crash program. we haven't treated the space program in that regard today. we don't an urgent need to race with anyone bushlgs we do need to set goals to ourselves that are challenging and get after those goals in the immediate future. we'll never get there if we are talking about two or three decades away. with armstrong's passing, it reminds us what the country once achieved in space. i think we need to challenge ourselves to show we still have those skills and the will to put a program of exploration together of science together and economic development in space. we need the resources in space to super charge our economy and bring benefits that involves not only going back to moon where armstrong went in 1969, but setting goals beyond that to the nearby as stroits striodz. to points that will lead us directly to mars exploration one day. before we get to mars, we're going to set up factories in space to take advantage of resources to

president john f. kennedy. >> he sees how this carried wagner to victory and issues an executive order allowing for the unionization of federal employees. state and local governments picked this up as a cue and you have the rapid growth from there on of public sector unions across the country. >> historian fred siegel of the manhattan institute says the new unions almost invariably worked to elect democrats. >> pay increases and pension increases and healthcare increases. meanwhile the union takes some of the money it gets from the city and invests in local elections. so it continues to elect people who will give the unions what it wants. >> and they also became a political force unto themselves. >> you can't act without their cooperation. >> that is because when elected officials didn't cooperate the public sector unions that fdr warned about declared those unthinkable strikes. the most memorable case, the summer of 1975 when new york was close to bankruptcy. sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the stre

you also have people -- even john f. kennedy went to germany in 1937. his diary entries aren't revealing other than he is interested in quote, unquote, he a bundle of fun that he picked up at the border. i talked to debois, not a name you associate with germany, but he spent a fellowship in 1935 and 1936 and had insights from germans and racial doctrine and the playoff and the 1936 olympics. you have people who are associated with russia who spent one tour in germany, which happened to be the critical years right before world war ii. >> who doesn't look good in retrospect? >> there are a number of people who don't look great. and there are a number of people who, i'd say, have a very mixed record. and one thing i tried to do in this book was not to be sort of rendering judgment on these characters. the whole point of the book and the reason i wrote a book about this period, which i find fascinating, i wouldn't have written a straight period of the history. there have been so many very accomplished -- historians have done that and very effectively. but i

. >> we'll be life fm wisconsin my home state and talk to house speaker john f. kennedy.ee you there on monday. go to greta wire.com. good night . nd enjoy. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. will >>> right now we need leadership. we don't need attack. we don't need blame. we need leadership. we need someone of principle. someone of achievement. someone of integrity. that man is standing next to me. his name is mitt romney and he is going to be the next president of the united states! [ applause ] >> mike: welcome to huckabee coming to you live from iowa. and what you have just been hearing, of course, is is the very extraordinary announcement that was made today in virginia. [ applause ] >> mike: and that was the announcement that mitt romney has selected paul ryan to be his running mate for the gop nomination. we have got a great audience here. there has been a big event and we kind of barged in on it it and we had a wonderful time hanging out with these good folks with an event with the family leader organization. later i will be having a chat with former pr

wisconsin my home state and talk to house speaker john f. kennedy. see you there on monday. go to greta wire.com. good night . it is a choice election. greta is next. >> tonight, the tickets are complete. governor romney, an an, thank you. [applause] i am dopely honored and excited to join you as your running mate. [cheers and applause] i want to tell you about mitt romney. mitt romney is a leader with the skills, the background and the character that our country needs in this crucial time in its history. following four years of failed leadership, the hopes of our country which inspired the world are growing dim. they need someone to revive them. governor romney is the man for this moment. [applause] and he and i share one commitment. we will restore the greatness of this country. we can turn this thing around. we can. we can turn this thing around and real solutions can be delivered but it will take leadership and the courage to tell you the truth. [cheers and applause] mitt romney is that kind of leader. and i am excited for what is lying ahead and thrilled to be part of a

president john f. kennedy. >> he sees how this carried wagner to victory and issues an executive order allowing for the unionization of federal employees. state and local governments picked this up as a cue and you have the rapid growth from there on of public sector unions across the country. >> historian fred siegel of the manhattan institute says the new unions almost invariably worked to elect democrats. >> pay increases and pension increases and healthcare increases. meanwhile the union takes some of the money it gets from the city and invests in local elections. so it continues to elect people who will give the unions what it wants. >> and they also became a political force unto themselves. >> you can't act without their cooperation. >> that is because when elected officials didn't cooperate the public sector unions that fdr warned about declared those unthinkable strikes. the most memorable case, the summer of 1975 when new york was close to bankruptcy. sanitation workers let garbage pile up in the stre