And i go to them. Reporter she and other neighbors stayed with him until police arrived. Maybe one minute more, die. Reporter the injured woman called 911 reporting the man in the street had tried to kill her before turning the gun on himself. At this point we have reason to believe that he shot the female victim and then shot himself, committed suicide. Police arent saying what the relationship was between the two, only that they were, quote, known to each other. Authorities also arent saying what led up to the shooting in the street but they say the woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. We have no reason to believe there is any outstanding suspects at all. So the community doesnt have to be at fare of someone beg out on the loose. Reporter neighbors say the man appeared to be in his 20s but no official word on his identity. The woman is in the hospital and is expected to recover. Frank. Ann rubin in the south bay, thank you. New details involving a Sacramento Co
Professor Darren Dochuk teaches a class about mid20th century Oil Interests. He describes the expansion of he describes the east Texas Oil Boom and the expansion of u. S. Oil businesses abroad to places like saudi arabia and alberta, canada. He argues that religion played a significant role in the worldview and Business Practices of Global Companies and individual prospectors. This class is one hour and 15 minutes. Prof. Dochuk good morning. Welcome back from spring break and welcome back to our history of oil in american life. Today we are going to look at a critical phase between the 1930s and 1950s. A moment in which some important turns take place in the life of american oil. Two sectors we have been looking at, major oil and independent oil. This is a period in which the nation itself is kind of awakened to a new role in global politics. In 1941, it was famously stated that the u. S. Was entering a new era of global leadership. It was the American Century dawning in the early 1940
Good, well researched, deep dive into what works in organizing. One of the problems with our media landscape is i could probably go find mike 1700 pieces on whatever the president put out on twitter yesterday. But an actual helpful account of how to organize communities, grassroots, anticorporate power, that is asking too much. And i know the richmond california story is an important story and has been told. Ive seen a couple of articles about it. And again it is one of the real sort of stories we should be learning from especially in a town like baltimore that shares a lot with richmond in the deindustrialization, racism, poverty and really one of the most important things is the lack of luxury to kind of get hung up on not working together. Like baltimore, richmond is simply too small to have too many divisions and what is exciting about what i know about the story is they found a way to get over the divisions, worked together in alliance that was able to get stuff done including ele
Million tax returns. Among them are individuals, Small Businesses like my own, who must retain their tax records in case the irs ever wants to review them. The irs must also identify retained records to define lengths of time in accordance with the federal requirements. These records may later be needed to respond to requests from congress, private citizens, or those bringing suits against the irs. All of these parties have a right to ask the irs to produce complete records and the irs has a responsibility to provide those records. However, tgif found that the irs policies do not comply totally with all the federal requirements, which ensure that all records are readily retrievable and usable. Especially the production of the irs emails currently rely on the irss ability to search thousands of employees hard drives, or alternatively each employees willingness to print and file important emails. Neither system is sustainable or reliable enough to satisfy the voluminous records requests
I call this hearing of the subcommittee on fisheries, wildlife, fisheries, water and wildlife, to order. We are here today to discuss innovative financing and funding to address americas deficient Water Infrastructure. The purpose of this hearing is simple, today we will be discussing americas current approach towards Drinking Water and wastewater investment Wastewater Infrastructure investment. Many members of this committee including myself often reference the American Society of Civil Engineers, asce, infrastructure report card. Currently the asce grades americas Drinking Water infrastructure with a d. Wastewater has a slightly better grade, a d plus. That reminds some of our grades in school. Not you. Im glad you didnt look this way. This is not a rural problem or a big city problem, its not a republican or a democrat problem. This is a National Emergency and we need to find solutions before its too late. It is one thing to see these terrible grades on paper, but what does this act