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Council may consider red-light camera fines

Tue, 11 Aug 2009 10:57:38 -0400

great that was gÃ° MINUS FIVE PERCENT. DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS ARE WORKING NON-STOP AHEAD OF THE ALL IMPORTANT SUPER TUESDAY. AND THEY’RE DOING ALL THEY CAN TO SWAY UNDECIDED VOTERS. OPRAH WINFREY ... AND CAROLINE KENNEDY LENT THEIR VOICES — AND STAR POWER TO BARACK OBAMA'S CAMPAIGN IN CALIFORNIA. 'We - too- have not had a president who inspired us - the way people say they were inspired by your father - John F. Kennedy - until NOW!' THE RALLY INCLUDED A SURPRISE ENDORSEMENT FROM KENNEDY COUSIN AND CALIFORNIA FIRST LADY MARIA SHRIVER ... Kennedy cousin - California First lady :30- :38) 'When I woke up this morning, I thought - there is NO place I should be but right here today.' WHILE OBAMA ATTACKED HILLARY CLINTON IN DELAWARE ... Presidential candidate :40-:44) 'The question is, are you RIGHT on day one?' SHE DID THE SAME IN SAINT LOUIS -- ASKING WHETHER HE'S READY FOR THE JOB. Presidential candidate :48-:58) 'We need to nominate somebody with the experience and the fortitude and the know- how to take whatever they send our way and SEND IT RIGHT BACK!' ON THE GOP SIDE ... JOHN MCCAIN IS AIMING FOR A SUPER TUESDAY KNOCKOUT. ... BUT MITT ROMNEY IS COUNTING ON CONSERVATIVES TO RESHAPE THE RACE. MIKE HUCKABEE ... MEANWHILE ... REJECTED ROMNEY'S SUGGESTION HE STEP ASIDE . Presidential candidate 1:12-1:20) 'If anybody should step aside, mllars to Romney should. After all, he's the one who spent a hundred million dollars to have the same market share that I've had for seven million.' ONE BIG DAY OF CAMPAIGNING LEFT BEFORE THE BIG DAY -- SUPER TUESDAY. OUR DECISION '08 COVERAGE DOESN'T END ON AIR. FOR EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT TUESDAY'S PRESIDENTIAL DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS IN NEW MEXICO -- INCLUDING POLLING PLACES... JUST LOG ON TO ELECTION-DOT-KOB- DOT COM. NEW DETAILS TONIGHT ABOUT A FIRE ON THE SOUTHWEST MESA WE TOLD YOU ABOUT AT FIVE O'CLOCK. FIRE CREWS NOW TELL US THE FIRE CHARRED ABOUT 300 ACRES. THE FIR...

Clinton concerned about Afghan corruption

Thu, 03 Dec 2009 00:14:33 -0500

Dec. 2: In her opening statement to the Senate Armed Services Committee, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said she had "real concerns about the influence of corrupt officials in the Afghan government." (NBC News) United States Senate Committee on Armed Services - Hillary Rodham Clinton - United States - Hillary Clinton - Politics of Afghanistan

Decision day in Pennsylvania

Wed, 23 Apr 2008 00:49:54 -0400

Voters across Pennsylvania headed to the polls to cast their votes in what could be a critical turning point in the race for the Democratic nomination. Just hours earlier, former President Bill Clinton -- accompanied by his daughter, Chelsea-- told a large crowd on the University of Pennsylvania campus that his wife, Senator Hillary Clinton is the Democratic partys best choice for president. SOUNDBITE: Former President Hillary Clinton saying (English): "I have never been more honored to perform any public service in my entire life than to stand up here and tell you you ought to vote for Hillary for President." Across the state in Pittsburgh, Barack Obama had a final get-out-the-vote rally. SOUNDBITE: Senator Barack Obama, presidential candidate, saying (English): "You and I together, were going to change this country, were going to change the world. Thank you very much Pittsburgh. I love you." Recent polls show Hillary Clinton with an average 6-point lead over Obama and many analysts say Clinton must win Pennsylvania by a solid margin in order to justify remaining in the Democratic race. SOUNDBITE: Senator Hillary Clinton, presidential candidate, saying (English): "Lets make history. Lets go forward and show the world that Americas best days are ahead of us. Thank you and God bless you and God bless America." Pennsylvania has rarely had the chance to play such an important role in the presidential nominating process. Democratic voters in the state, of course, have their own reasons for supporting each of these White House hopefuls. SOUNDBITE: (English) Voter Wayne Davis, a truck driver, saying: "Im voting for Obama because its time for a change." SOUNDBITE: (English) VOTER Kirk Parsons saying: "I think she really has the experience and we also know what kind of experience and we also know what kind of candidate, what kind of person she is and Im just not sure who Obama is. I think theres a lot more to know about the man." SOUNDBITE: (Eng...

Clinton, Gates: Troop reduction plan not ‘an abrupt withdrawal’

Sat, 05 Dec 2009 20:59:41 -0500

Dec. 5: In an interview to be broadcast on Sunday’s “Meet the Press,” Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Secretary of Defense Robert Gates discuss the timetable for withdrawal from Afghanistan. (Meet the Press) Hillary Rodham Clinton - United States Secretary of Defense - Robert Gates - Afghanistan - Hillary Clinton

Would health care be different if Clinton was HHS secretary?

Mon, 23 Nov 2009 10:29:52 -0500

Nov. 23: The New Republic’s Michael Crowley joins the Morning Joe roundtable to discuss how Hillary Clinton has changed over the years. (Other) Hillary Rodham Clinton - Health care - New Republic - Hillary Clinton - Michael Crowley

Goodbye fur now

Sat, 05 Dec 2009 00:14:35 -0500

Dec. 4: In tonight’s Cocktail Moment, Rachel Maddow talks about how sad Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was when a reporter asked her about a panda returning to China. (Other) United States Secretary of State - Rachel Maddow - United States - Hillary Rodham Clinton - Hillary Clinton

Clinton: U.S. seeks human rights worldwide

Mon, 14 Dec 2009 18:24:33 -0500

Dec. 14: During a speech at Georgetown University, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton talks about the U.S. commitment to human rights. (NBC News) Human rights - Hillary Rodham Clinton - Georgetown University - United States - Human Rights and Liberties

The Obama Administration - Clinton, Gates: Troop Reduction Plan Not ‘an Abrupt Withdrawal’

Sun, 06 Dec 2009 11:05:56 -0500