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Utterly devastated by what happened. Attorney greg mendez represents karen cartagena, the 71 year old drove into a family at fourth and king, killing a four Year Old Girl in a stroller. Police say it was a tragic accident. Mendez explains what led up to the collision. At the time of the incident, there were uh. Theres circumstantial evidence which suggested that miss cartagena should continue driving. Taking the right turn based upon indications from a traffic signal operator, as well as the fact that, at least one person behind her was apparently honking their horn, indicating that she was ho...

So this is a controlled environment. The cool thing about minnesota , i dont know if many people know this, we have these sky ways that wrap around minneapolis. And listen to this they connect over 80 buildings over 11 miles of temperature controlled space so the dead of winter people dont actually have to walk outside. More or that coming up. It is a good thing that youve got that happening there, meisha, because itlooks freezing on the day of the super bowl. Well have a lot more on that later on in a larger weather hit. I want to get you back out the door in the delaware valley. Cold not as ...

Automobiles. How innovations made for those were used in development of americas freeways. She highlights the work of the firm and described how many parkways were imagined as aesthetic subpoenases, not just roads between places. Her class is about an hour and 10 minutes. Professor hohmann ok, gang, today we are looking at the development of roads in the world of landscape and architect and land development. You guys probably know that you dont know a lot of Landscape Architects who do roads. Its not something we associate with Landscape Architect to you. It wasnt always so, in fact, the moder...

Automobiles. How innovations made for those were used in development of americas freeways. She highlights the work of the firm and described how many parkways were imagined as aesthetic subpoenases, not just roads between places. Her class is about an hour and 10 minutes. Professor hohmann ok, gang, today we are looking at the development of roads in the world of landscape and architect and land development. You guys probably know that you dont know a lot of Landscape Architects who do roads. Its not something we associate with Landscape Architect to you. It wasnt always so, in fact, the moder...

So if we think about this, which is the first one of the first references to parkways in the United States. Olmstead and vox based their idea off paris. In this early conception of the parkway, they are thinking about a couple of rather simple ideas. First it is a wider than average street. Second, parkways in the early conception were usually treelined. Weve talked a little bit about boulevards and essentially a parkway in the beginning was a wide street with trees indistinguishable from the term boulevard. They are pretty much identical. The most significant difference is the name, which pro...