people get the sleep they need to operate safely. when you are working on a 24/7 operation, we have seen too many people in investigations at the ntsb be pressure to work long shifts. those laws are there to really protect the driver and all of us that are on the roadway. as you know, there are certain threshold requirements. it is the weight of the vehicle the size of the vehicle, the type of operation they do as to what laws affect them and whether or not they are considered a commercial vehicle or have to hold a commercial drivers license. until those things are changed if those vans are beneath the 26,000-pound threshold for interstate commerce, they will not get picked up. some companies insure that all of their drivers, no matter the size of the vehicle they operate, obey the rules. those are the best companies could we have got to figure out a way to highlight those and get the bad companies out of business. host: one more call out of new hampshire. new hampshire. ca
other biographical sketches, and that the historical context is not lost on us. is a system of this amendment has not been advertised. i ve not had a piece about how to direct my energy. for those who have not had a chance yet, the southern cross what was defined as the southern confederate flag as known as the army of virginia, the current flag that is flying right now, i m asking that it he raised be raised at sign-up and lowered at sundown on state holiday that memorializes the confederate soldier. in its observation, we have confederate soldiers memorial day. it is intrinsic in the definition, confederate memorial day. the tradition of more realization as memorialization that i in many others wish to observe is of long-standing, 148 years. sometimes with great hardship. the first soldiers that were buried in that million back buried in magnolia the banks of the cooper or by force denied flowers. those that gathered to memorialize were denied even the ability to di
spoke and said some things as well. i listen to what you say and i don t always follow it. there s tablets, things you carry, a lot of displays virtual reality coming. there s all sorts of technology. some of which are aware of lcd and things like that. some have not been invented or research labs. i really do want to correct. it s not just about apple. apple is a great company. they are doing great things. vizio is talking about going public today. in terms of what else we ll be seeing in the near term it s had a successful run. when i talked to retailers, i hear about sets going off the shelves. the numbers are truly astounding in terms of how they are selling and the price you can get. because we all work in washington, d.c., i suppose the obligatory question has to be, we ll start this time with you, michael, what can the government do to help or, on the other hand hinder your industry and filling out its role in the future of television and feel free to lay out any con
in his physical eternal rest, jennifer said then, do you see that smile on his face? my husband is going to heaven he s already gone, and with that she had peace. so i hope that we have peace and we continue this, and make sure that we keep these doors open and keep this family wrapped around with us. thank you. i hope that we welcome jennifer to the senate and give us a moment and we can be at ease and we can all go and greet her. the senate will stand at ease. so the south carolina senate has voted to remove the confederate flag, and it was 36 yeas to 3. they are greeting the widow of senator pinckney gunned down a few weeks ago in a shooting that took place in south carolina. the associated press is reporting that the bill that was just voted on faces a less certain future in the south carolina house. republicans met behind closed doors on monday and struggled to reach a consensus on what to do next. the senate bill would remove the confederate flag in front of the
keith jones is live in the digital operations center with more on the court documents released today. what can you tell us? reporter: this is what bill cosby said under only in 2005. it s an exclamation point on a long list of allegations published by the associated press today that have happened since then. a new admission from bill cosby made during a deposition in 2005. the accuser, a former temple university official. a lawyer asked cosby, when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? cosby answered yes, according to the deposition. he was never charged in connection with the claims. the case was dismissed. it caps years of allegations highlighted by the associated press. beth fairier, she claims cosby drugged her coffee in the early 80s. i want him to face justice for what he has done to me and to so many other women. reporter: and page four joan tarshis, she claims cosby