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To continue to go up much faster than the rate of inflation. bill: but is it 8 billion now and 8 billion in the future for a total of $16 billion? whats the bottom line? >> absolutely. right. the $8 billion hole in the state budget, we balanced, we balanced this budget without tax increases, and made that go -- but going forward we know if they dont -- if we dont do reforms were not going to keep it going and in ohio districts -- school districts alone, theres an oonts paitd $7.9 billion hole th...

Drain. he arrived with a bullet to the head. >> he has been leading for 42 years. a relief. >> u.s. officials were reluctant for hours what was confirmed and obvious from what was played on the television station. the french president and british prime minister were the first western officials to announce gaddafis dead. >> colonel gaddafi is dead. >> vice president joe biden praised the president for allowing nato to take the lead. >> nato got it right. >> the vice president failed to mention th...

Drain. he arrived with a bullet to the head. >> he has been leading for 42 years. a relief. >> u.s. officials were reluctant for hours what was confirmed and obvious from what was played on the television station. the french president and british prime minister were the first western officials to announce gaddafis dead. >> colonel gaddafi is dead. >> vice president joe biden praised the president for allowing nato to take the lead. >> nato got it right. >> the vice president failed to mention th...

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Down this particular road or well have to take a different road. but we dont start taking the different road. most state workers in connecticut want to be part of the solution, not blamed as the problem. >> governor scott, you have turned down $2.4 billion from the federal government to build a high speed rail between orlando and tampa. you have been given another week to think about it. is there any chance in you know where that you would accept the money even if it went to local governments ot...

Are you willing to get tougher if you cant get to the table by asking? >> i have made it clear. in the absence of these concessions we are talking about laying off thousands and thousands of people and destroying our safety net. either everyone will come to the table and well be successful down this particular road or well have to take a different road. but we dont start taking the different road. most state workers in connecticut want to be part of the solution, not blamed as the problem. >> go...

Unless you must live in traffic i think that the amount of. stands and i think overall the traffic will reduce the project is part of a collaboration that includes telecommunications company ericsson and the law just writer in scandinavia i have a six months the driverless bus will shuttle people over a one and a half kilometer stretch of road. apart from looking at how people react to trial could have a larger impact on jobs in the transportation sector. drive. fifty percent of the operating co...

Customers to schedule their appointments for pickup online to routes and tells cyclists where to go and be at in particular time. all of our carriers carry cell phones to track where they are and what stop theyre at. >> reporter: all orders are tracked when theyre in transit. the laundry teams use it, too. >> this is how we start the machines t. alerts the staff in the laundry as to what they have to do that day, as soon as an account is whats done, it generates and feeds to see whats going on. ...

That knowledge for kids and future generations that we can take care of one another when times require is essential and we have to get the story right. >> that museum will be interactive, free to victims families and cost 20 bucks for the general public. in part to pay for the significant operating cost of the museum. >> all so well done. rick leventhal, thank you. >> the attacks of 9/11 continue to kill people today. more than 1,000 responders have cancer. many who worked on the so-called pile ...