Posted on 04/08/2003 1:19:21 PM PDT by SeenTheLight
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On the Homefront: Spencer Michels reports fromSacramento on how the Iraq war is affecting veterans. The best we can do here is the audio.It would have been nice to see former Lt. John Kane representing our veterans and police officers so well, and Stephanie Brown with vets at the VA Hospital here. We found it a balanced report with our side getting the first and last word for a change. We're sure those members of our Armed Services and their families, who may have viewed it tonight, appreciate the brief scenes from our Rally for America effort in California's Capitol city. Most of California did not see the program tonight due to PBS membership drives
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Scenes from our Sacramento Rally for America and a true American Patriot, John Kane will be featured on The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. here for program listings in your area |
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Who is John Kane - From the Sacramento Bee:
Twenty months ago on Mack Road, a fleeing
murderer named David Scott Daniels crashed his car into motorist LaTanya McCoy
and killed her. Daniels screamed for help, claiming he was pinned and bleeding
in his car. A Sacramento cop, Lt. John Kane, grabbed a bulletproof shield and
led three other cops toward Daniels' car. "I knew he might be setting us
up, but if he really was bleeding to death, we couldn't stand by," Kane
said. "I took the most experienced guys and said, 'Let's go.' "
Shots rang out from the would be cop killer's
banned assault weapon.... more: http://crimewatch.us/indexn.htm</ font>
Please pass on to interested parties...
NPR (KQED) is having its bi-annual pledge drive! May I suggest that it's a GREAT time to click on the FreeRepublic pledge button instead.
Good one Drango!
Big bump!
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