is for this in the course of the seventies and eighties was actually within higher education university clerical was at places columbia boston university university of minnesota. university of illinois. nyu began to organize among themselves, some of them aided by 9 to 5, which becomes all subsidiary or a member or of seiu, an affiliate union, but also independent unions that later with a connect up with the uaw or asked me to bring university clerical into a bigger national union that might help them to pursue their goals but also provide a structure and process for bargaining and contracts. all of this was sort of a consequence of the of rights but in turn expanded roles. up to now we've been talking about sort of a story success. one of the reasons why the seventies is sort of seen as turbulent if you look at it from a labor historian's perspective, but ityou reform universal or continue with success. to refer back to fraser's comment about the one sided war on working class. a lot of it has to do with changing economic and political circumstance since it began to limit workers rights, failed to support union rights, but also changein which unions. key the

■bthere was a study out of the university of minnesota. it fails on all fronts.ccess i love rightg choice voting it is easy and fun. let's go to steve in hello? host: hi steve, go ahead. caller: i like ask your guests about the organization he is and honest elections project and what they did in 2020 and how they are funded. it looks like they are funded by the koch brothers a betsy devos. they made a big effort to restrict voting■n republican justices on the supreme court. it is honest elections project honest? guest: might be biased but i would say amanda's. we are fighting to improve election with comments and safeguards. some people say this amounts to restricting the bvote. when you look at polling and data idea 8u should show picture id. the only recent you slop elabele you want to make it appear like it is a fringe position. we want to make sure they have a voice that can be heard and advoca and have people continue to engage. host: does your organization get involved with supreme court justices? guest: no, we have nothing to do with that. host: we have st

is fundamentally a shame system that makes a whole lot of promises that they d there was e university of minnesotacess i love choice voting it is easy and fun. let's go to steve in democrat. caller: hello? host: hi steve, go ahead. caller: i likeo ask your guests about the organization he is and honest elections projectd how they are funded. it looks like they are funded by the koch brothers a betsy devos. they made a big effort to restrict voting and responsible for pushing certain republican justices on the supreme court. s the honest elections project honest? guest: it might be biased but i would say amanda's. we are fighting to improve election with comments and safeguards. some people say this amounts to restricting the vote. when you look at polling and data about voter idea 80-90% says yes you should show picture id. the only recent you slop those labels on those ideas is because you want to make it appear like it is a fringe position. we want to make sure they have a voice that can be heard advocate for commonsense reforms and have people continue to engage. host: does your organization ge

then again, i'm a journalist, i've been trained as a journalist, i went to school at the university of minnesota, the eric's everite school of journalism to study journalism. the 1st amendment is ingrained in mind, so new. and when i heard or said that, say that by john drop, dan, lawyer to you. yes, very concerning. and of course it has to be noted. this is a liberal, a point, the right. yeah, this is a liberal member of justice. but, you know, here's the sad part, is that too many liberals have become very liberal, especially during co, but a lot of liberals seem to back the idea of censorship during co with, you know, they didn't want to hear people talk critically about vaccines and masking, and that sort of thing and uh, you know, that was very disturbing to me. you know, during a time we needed very robust debate over these things and over locked downs. we didn't get up. and there was a lot of suppression of speech. and again, it, ironically, it was the liberals pushing it, you know, now you have the, a, c, o u which frankly, isn't that even interested in free speech anymore. so who's goin

white house ethics lawyer in the george w bush administration and also law professor at the university of minnesota to this decision by the us court? the your reaction to this decision by the us court?— your reaction to this decision by the us court? the court has ruled that the states _ the us court? the court has ruled that the states do _ the us court? the court has ruled that the states do not _ the us court? the court has ruled that the states do not have - the us court? the court has ruled that the states do not have the i that the states do not have the rights to enforce the cause by declaring an individual and eligible forfederal declaring an individual and eligible for federal office. declaring an individual and eligible forfederal office. the declaring an individual and eligible for federal office. the state of colorado can declare donald trump and eligible for state office in colorado. at this point, it appears that donald trump is ineligible to be elected to any state office in colorado, including governor of colorado, including governor of colorado, because the colorado supreme court h

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one of them involving mar go lankford, a student at the university of minnesota. missing from late sunday. meanwhile a texas a&m student, corpus christi, has been missing from last year. caleb harris disappeared shortly after he tried to pick up a uber delivery according to family members. he left behind his wallet, his keys, his vehicle. the search is intensifying. >> kathy, thank you. >>> it's time now for today's money minute. the oscars saw a boost in ratings this year and you won't believe how much a $3 bag is being resold online for. >>> the 11-person staff at sports commentary at deadspin was laid off after it was sold. amid struggling with declining ad sales and slowing social media traffic. >>> abc's live broadcast of the academy awards on sunday brought in more than 19 million viewers, that's a four-year high according to nielsen, boosted by the barbenheimer at the box office. >>> a trader joe's tote bag gathering dust at home, could make a nice chunk of change for it. they're being sold for hundreds of dollars on various e-commerce sites after they went

professor at the school of engineering at the university of sydney david levinson, professor levinson, great to see you. so you were teaching at the university of minnesota, right when the i35 bridge collapsed over the mississippi river back in 2007 so what lessons do you believe from that disaster? might be applied here >> so when we looked at the bridge collapse and in 2007 of the things that we saw was that much of the traffic that was on the bridge was ae to find different routes across the misssii river. so fo inance, the bridge beforit collapsed, cared about4000 trips a day, which is much heavier than the francis scott key bridge and when we looked at the incasin traffic on the other mississippi river crossings after the bridge collapse. we only found about 90,000 cars and 50,000 of those vehicles no longer needed to cross the river somehow. so they either found different destinations or they decided not to make the trip entirely. so there's still economic impact associated with that. the other thing that we saw, of course, it does increase travel time because it's faster than the alternative paths that's why people use that bridge. hedge there's a

then a funny thing happened after sending the manuscript back to the editor, university of minnesota.the reports came back over bourbon, cheese, firelight yeah, we switched from wine to bourbon pretty quick, he told the writing group. they don't want to cut a thing. in fact, they're asking me for more pictures and we're like, of course they are, because it's brill yet because it is, as mark goebel, author of beautiful circuits, describes a deeply ambitious, sophisticated work that invites us to think more serious about what happens almost every we touch. one of our devices and turn it or swipe it or click from the technologies at our fingertips. the vastly larger networks of and language that they operate and represent. switch provides a fascinating cultural history of how we made the modern world and have been remade in turn by the simplest of human actions and the connections they enable. so please welcome professor of english uw um, associate of humanities at uw, um, author of the accidents society, editor extraordinaire, connoisseur of bourbon believer that humanities matter. midd

it's about 45 degrees in the water and 32 degrees outside where we are right now, and the university of minnesotainutes in the water before you start to face exhaustion, and maybe you would have an hour in the water if you are lucky and you have a flotation device and some sort of a warm weather -- or cold water gear i should say -- sorry, it's awfully cold out here not long, maybe an hour of survivability in that water temperature, and nonetheless the all out effort continues here to search for survivors >> what about the cars the seven you are talking about, does that include vehicles >> reporter: yeah, the fire department says they believe there are cars in the water. they already have sonar imagery suggesting there are cars in the water. it's not clear how many people were in cars that went in the water. it's not clear whether there were construction workers on the bridge that went into the water. in total they believe seven people are missing at one point we heard 20 people, and now we are hearing seven people from the fire chief the problem is, as you know, it was pitch black out there and

university of st. thomas school of engineering in st. paul, minnesota, in the united states, is also a former bridge engineer, a welcome to the w, just talk us through the sorts of safety measures that would have been in place to prevent something like this holiday as well the of instructions of both the bridge and the barge, so i'm not exactly sure what the but you know when those were inspected and on what uh, intervals those were inspected. but that would be um, part of what would happen on, on any infrastructure bridge such as this. okay, so regular inspections, nothing out that seat to prevent something or to slow something down in case it hits us. uh, i am a stretcher, a bridge uh killer. because this cannot have been unanticipated as a sort of thing you would imagine um by site. but what happens if this happens? right, well, i'm not particularly early, i'm not very familiar with this particular bridge, but i will say, we do know that, you know, our, our, our loads are built into structure. they, they are aging, and the loads that our infrastructu

louisiana row >> and it's a partnership with the undertold stories project at the university of it's thomas in minnesota days remain before super tuesday which is shaping up to be a major turning point in the race for the white house. on that and some of the key issues in the presidential race, we turn to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that's david brooks and jonathan capehart associate editor for "the washington post." great to see you both as always. both former p.d. biden and president donald trump visited the border as it ramps up over this issue that has confounded in administration of both parties. how are democrats aiming to boost their stamina among voters who say that immigration is their top issue in this election. >> by pointing out the fact that the president -- the sitting president of the united states in conjunction with the senate majority leader, chuck assumer, along with one of the most conservative members of the senate. i can't believe i'm spacing out on his -- langford from oklahoma that they sat down and hammered out a deal after the president wept before the nation and said

geoff: fred's reporting is in partnership with the under told stories project from the university of st. thomas in minnesotaew days remain before super tuesday which is shaping up to be a major turning point in the race for the white house. on that and some of the key issues in the presidential race returned to the analysis of brooks and capehart. that is david brooks and jonathan capehart, associate editor for the washington post. both president biden and former president donald trump visited the southern border yesterday as the presidential campaign ramps up over this issue that has confounded administrations of both parties, immigration. how are democrats aiming to boost their standing among voters who increasingly say that immigration is their top issue in this election? >> by pointing out the fact that the sitting president of the united states, in conjunction with the senate majority leader, chuck schumer, along with one of the most conservative members of the senate, i cannot believe i am spacing -- langford, senator langford from oklahoma, that they sat down and hammered out a deal after the preside

university ghazvin is the host of this event. in this meeting, the top directors of physical education of the universities were also honored. mehdi ali moradi, radio and television news agency. mba basketball and minnesota milwaukee's attempt to reach the top of two conferences in one of the morning meetings today , the minnesota timberwolves managed to beat the portland blazers 119 114 to continue. the closest chaser is the oklahoma thunder at the top of the western conference. in this game, rudy gobert, the center of the minnesota team , was the best player on the field with 25 points and 16 rebounds. in the eastern conference, however, the milwaukee bucks team 113 defeated the los angeles clippers 16 and maintained the second place by recording 4 and 5 victories. 33-year-old milwaukee guard damian lillard scored 41 points, four rebounds and four assists in this game. it led to the score towards seb rasvand and the star of the earth. in other matches, memphis grizzlies, utah jazz, chicago bears and longines lakers won against their opponents. today, the iranian youth water polo team played its second match in the group stage of the asian age group competition. he won against sri lanka 0.34. following

being good stewards of the taxpayer dollars, we want to make sure every building owned by the taxpayer is in good repair. buildings like the one at minnesota state and the university are in need of renovation and upkeep. our infrastructure plan is funding to make it happen. all of that work will be done by union labor. [applause] things might not be that flashy, but these are the initiatives that make a difference in real people's lives across the state. there is no reason we cannot get them done this session. there is no reason both parties cannot be part of getting this done. i know we will not agree on everything. safe streets we can agree on. clean water we can agree on. affordable housing we can agree on. i'm asking you to join me, not just at the ribbon-cutting, but the work to get it done in the first place. [applause] gov. walz: one last thing i would like to talk about when you are in this space. i walked around the halls. some of you i hope got a chance to see this magnificent facility. i tried to put myself in the shoes of a student walking in there for the first time. i want those kids to feel hopeful, feel inspired. i want them to feel cared for, whic

university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers has potential running mates. all right. coming up in sports, we go to stanford with the cardinal took on iowa state in the second round of the ncaa tournament. >> got highlights and more coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the stanford women playing their final game of the season at maples pavilion tonight when they move on to portland for the sweet 16. but standing in their way was the iowa state cyclones. tara vanderveer looking to get back to the sweet 16 after losing in the second round missed last season. and we had a big time matchup between freshman audi crooks and senior cam brink. audi won that battle right there. but a few possessions later camera minding the freshman and 2 time all american and national chant. made life hard for all because she was only 3 for 21. after scoring 40 points last round 2nd, half brooks dimitri came alive. that 3 put stanford up too late in the 3rd. alright is a tie game under 5 seconds to go. kiki area offerings shot rims out.

there was a study out of the university of min minnesota that made a choice vote, more representative candidates, majority elections, nicer politics it fails on all fronts. >> and tom disagreed with you on x, he said this. i love rank choice voting. no more 39% winners, no more spoilers, ranked choice is easy and fun. with lots of exclamation marks. let's go to steve in heights town new jersey, democrat. >> hello. >> hi steve, go ahead. >> i would like to ask your guest about the organization that is the honest elections project and what they did in 2020 2020 and how they're funded. it looks like they're funded by the cokes brothers and betsy devoss. they made a big effort to restrict voting in 2020. and they are responsible for pushing certain republican justices on the supreme court. so that's my question. is the honest integrity project honest? >> well, i might be biased but i would say i am honest. and in terms of what we try to do here, we are fighting to improve elections with common sense safeguards. now some people say this amounts to restricting the vote. that's a very politi

of representatives. he graduated from st. john's university in minnesota and received his masters degree from georgetown university. had his efforts are causing some headway at the va already, according to the military times this morning, va leaders say they set all-time records in healthcare, benefits to veteran outreach efforts in fiscal 2023. as veterans day approaches, it is the time to honor our veterans for their great surface -- service and sacrifice. by the way, if you are a veteran, please stand up, thank you for your service.>> [applause] >> thank you. today we are eager to hear from secretary mcdonough about the progress he has made on the state of priorities and what remains to be done, please join me in a warm welcome to secretary mcdonough.>> [applause] >> eileen, thank you for the nice introduction, it is great to be here with everybody, good afternoon, nice to see old friends. stakeholders, partners, veterans, this year marks the 50th anniversary of america's withdrawal from vietnam. this year and every year we remember the 58,220 americans

of the reproductive rights group in minnesota and with professor michele goodwin, author of "policing the womb: invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood." then students at hebrew university in jerusalem protest the suspension of a palestinian professor. we will be joined by professor shalhoub-kevorkian, whose suspension came after she said israel is committing genocide in gaza. and we will speak with israeli author maya wind, author of, "towers of ivory and steel: how israeli universities deny palestinian freedom." wind was jailed 15 years ago for refusing to serve in the israeli army. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. israeli forces killed at least 29 people in gaza thursday in at two separate attacks as they waited for humanitarian aid. the latest massacre struck palestinians in northern gaza city and at the al-nuseirat camp in central gaza strip. >> today with no warning they attacked the warehouse. we got the eight and distributed people and people need to come and get the ramadan meals. today they hit the warehouse and burned all the aid including the dates. also the blood of the peo

university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura, the new york jets quarterbackodgers asked potential running mates. final numbers show that just about 47%. san francisco voters cast ballots in the march 4th primary election. talk to the lowest level for primary since 2012, just over 223,000 ballots were cast. city has more than 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of ballots were good. this year, we're vote by mail back in 2012 presidential primary voter turnout was just over 30%. if you all may be looking to expand your family with a furry friend. lots of senior dogs are need of eye for ever home. we spoke with hannah kale. she's at months. ville foster care. she's the manager. she talked about fostering or even adopting older dogs. >> one thing that is really amazing about fostering, especially with my is you're getting to experience life with a wide variety of what you do to adopt. really is. i fill out a little questionnaire to tell us a bit about you your home so we can try to you know, with appropriate suitable dog. >> some key phys for a full list of dog

university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers as potential running mates. >> final numbers show about 47% of san francisco voters cast their ballots in the march 5th primary election, which is the lowest level for a primary since 2012, about 233,000 ballots were cast. the city has more than 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of the ballots this year. we're vote by mail back in 2012, the presidential primary voter turnout for that was just over 30%. >> apparently, i mean, as an adult, maybe you has to call in sick to work. well, apparently a lot of kids do the same thing. >> middle and high schoolers don't want to take a sick day. a new survey from the university of michigan finds that. >> kids are worried about being absent and they gutted leah affecting their grades. so about two-thirds of parents say this impacts their decision, whether or not they keep the kid home visits as well. really, i need to go. i want to go. and so the parents send them, i guess, roughly a quarter of parents say they will send their sc

university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterbackaaron rodgers has potential running mates. also on tuesday, the u.s. supreme court's going to be taking up a case that could impact how women access a medication commonly used in abortions. that's a pretty stone is one of 2 pills used in the most common type of abortion in the united states. the central dispute in the case is whether the food and drug administration overlooked serious safety problems. this one, the agency made the medication easier to access, including through mail order pharmacies. it is the court's biggest abortion case since overturning roe v wade back in 2022. after passing the spending bill friday and avoiding a government shutdown. hi, speaker house speaker mike johnson is facing some heat from his own party. georgia republican congresswoman marjorie taylor. greene has filed a motion for him to be pushed out of his position on friday. green says the deal johnson back doesn't do enough to secure the southern border and increases spending so far. she's the only one

university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers as well as potential running mates. final numbers show that just about 47% of san francisco voters have cast ballots in the march 5th primary election. that's the lowest level for a primary since 2012, little more than 233,000 ballots were cast. the city has more than 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of ballots this year. vote by mail. back in 2012 presidential primary voter turnout was just over 30%. >> time now 7.22. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it is that time of year for a specific type of crime when you go to the atm, we're going to tell you what's going on to tell you what's going on after the break. at tj maxx, you can afford to turn your closet into a place of endless expression. with the quality, styles, and prices you love. ♪♪ ness. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced

of representatives. he garage rated -- graduated from st. john's university in minnesota and receive hid master's degree from georgetown university. his efforts are causing some headway at the v.a. already. according to v.a. times this morning, they set all-time records in v.a. health care and veterans outreaches efforts. as veterans iday approach it is a time to honor veterans for their great various and sacrifice and a time to take stock. by the way, if you are a veteran, please stand up. thank you for your service. [applause] today we are eager to hear from secretary mcdonough about the progress he's made on his stated priorities and what remains to be done. please join me in a warm national press club welcome to secretary mcdonough. [applause] sec. mcdonough: thank you for the nice enter ducks. great to be here with everybody. good afternoon. nice to see old friends. stake holders, partners, veterans. this year marks the 50th anniversary of america's withdrawal from vietnam. this year and every year we remember the 58,220 americans, american patriots, who were killed

university school of law. rfk junior was reportedly also considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers has potential running mates. but again, look for that formal announcement tomorrow. final numbers show that just about 47% of san franciscans cast ballots in the march 5th primary election, which was the lowest level for a primary since 2012. little more than 2233,000 ballots were cast, though the city has more than 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of the ballots this year where vote by mail back in 2012, the presidential primary, then voter turnout was a little more than 30%. >> its 9.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, san jose has named a new interim police chief and we know kind of a lot about of actually. tell you more about actually. tell you more about that when we come back. ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ nada se puede comparar ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ teens have drama. one more minute! ♪ livin' in the g

university school of law. she's best known for paying for kennedy's super bowl commercial. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesotar jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers as potential running mates. 2 weeks after learning she would not advance in the race for u.s. senate here in california. congresswoman katie porter is speaking about her campaign and her decision to call the race rigged against her. in her first interview since primary night, porter spoke with pod save america about her loss and those controversial comments in the aftermath of the primary where we learned tongress member adam schiff and former baseball star steve garvey would face each other in november. congressman porter suggested a billionaire's helps to rig the election against her with attack ads in our conversation with pod save america, porter clarified her comments saying, quote, obviously i wish i had chosen a different word. she went on to say, quote, our california election officials do a terrific job in no way. would i ever suggest there's anything other than a careful, thoughtful, amazing collection system that ac

of the final sprint toward election day. the first debate is scheduled for september 16 at texas state university, and voting begins as early as september 23. states minnesota, virginia, and south dakota but the doj has a standing policy of not taking certain actions close in time to an election five recent attorneys general have all signed the same memo affirming the importance of keeping politics out of investigations and criminal charges republican michael mukasey in 2008, democrats eric holder in 2012, loretta lynch in 2016 republican bill barr in 2020, and democrat merrick garland in 2022 they've all used the same language including this paragraph, quote, simply put, politics must play no role in the decisions of the federal investigators or prosecutors regarding any investigations or criminal charges. i'm going to stress this part. law enforcement officers and prosecutors may never select the timing of investigative steps or criminal charges for the purpose of affecting any election or for the purpose of giving an advantage or disadvantage to any candidate or political party the us attorney's manual has similar language. and when you think about it at

grew up in oakland and she graduated from santa clara university school of law, rfk junior before this had been rumored to be considering former minnesotaernor jesse ventura as running mate or maybe new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers that has not panned out. it looks like she's the one. >> final numbers show about 47% of san francisco voters cast ballots in the march 5th primary election, which is >> the lowest level for a primary since 2012, about 233,000 ballots were cast in the city has about 500,000 registered voters. almost 90% of the ballots this year. we're vote by mail back in the 2012 presidential primary voter turnout was just over 30%. >> we're going to take a break here. 10. 22. but coming up on the kron 4 morning news, i'm outline killed a man and injured teen in rural el dorado county. tell you what law enforcement encountered when they tried to get to the victims. >> 10 25 or your money this morning. spring is here and so are higher. gas prices and price is a coincidence. well, actually triple a says it's because of rising oil prices right now that are causing our prices at the pump to go out statewide, the regular g

university of georgia campus. he's winning by 6 points there. he's crushing it in michigan. minnesota'sin's in play, pennsylvania's in play. it's pick-up after pick-up. look at a states like virginia where there's all these empty factories. that's not going to be a secret when people go to vote in november. and, yes, trump is focused on it, new jersey and new york i think partially as a patrol -- troll, but it's so fun what's happening right now. larry: oh, god, i can't wait for him to speak at madison square garden. people around here are just going to go before serge, crazy on the streets -- berserk. steve hilton, trump's going to speak in california so baseball player steve garvey can be the next senator. what do you make of that? >> that's exactly what i was going to say, larry, i want him here in california because i think we have a chance. adam schiff is so unpopular, steve garvey is, an incredibly likable, attractive character. california wants change, donald trump can help cause that revolution to happen. larry: breitbart's alex marlow and our very own steve hilton, thank you, g

university, the school of law. she is best known for paying for kennedy's super bowl commercial. rfk junior was reportedly considering former minnesota governor jesse ventura and new york jets quarterback aaron rodgers as running mates. in national news. a judge has denied former president trump's bid to block stormy daniels and michael cohen from testifying in his new york hush money trial. this ruling denies a motion to prevent 2 key witnesses from taking the stand. adult film star stormy daniels alleges trump paid her to keep quiet about an alleged affair. prosecutors say the former president unfit falsified documents to cover up those payments. former president trump has pleaded not guilty and denies these claims. the trial could begin next month. and now it's been nearly 8 months since that fatal maui wildfire destroyed much of the historic town behind. a more than 100 people died. there. and today officials are saying the release of findings from the first wildfire report has now been delayed. it was set to be released this month. instead of we put out to the public in mid april, nikki schenfeld has the latest. the attorney gen

university codes will say no and not it. i do know that utah does allow it. colorado does allow it. off the top of my head, i think minnesota and i believe about ten or 11 states now is the last statistic that i saw that does allow. every now and then i read an article that says a student goes back to their guard because they have a gun in their trunk of the car and saves students. sure, i'm shooters, but sure so that is that depends on the current how the individual law is written. at the university of nevada in the state of nevada that was not an option for me to have my firearm in the vehicle because even bringing it on campus at all was completely illegal. there are other states who will students to lock their firearm up securely in their vehicle. and that's why it's really important to go through and read what the law actually is and not just the headline. the. just want to mention one more thing. i'm sorry, virginia. so our attorney office, we have a victims first mentality. we working with law enforcement to, train them with our trauma training. and i've done it many times and i just wanted to on a positive because w

of florida international university suddenly collapsed. the 170 foot long newly installed bridge had been under construction. i. 35w bridge minneapolis, minnesota3 killed 145 injured. a major interstate at a standstill after the 35 west bridge collapse? during rush hour, federal regulators blame the accident partly on support plates which they said were half as thick as they should have been hyatt regency sky walks, kansas city, missouri, july 1981 114 were killed the walkways on the second and fourth floor of the hyatt regency hotel collapse due to a design flaw. it was known as one of the most devastating structural failures in us history. jason carroll cnn, new york >> and we'll be right back >> here is no media personality >> business woman celebrity chef leichhardt the many lives of martha stewart. now streaming on macs >> mr. clean magic eraser powers through tough message so it makes it look like i spent hours cleaning >> no, i didn't mix my running shoe looked like new >> it's amazing >> wow he makes it look like i don't want kids at all >> it's so good. mix a look at gov, magical powers with 80% less scrubbing mr. clean magic eraser ma