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Missouri governor and legislators see water damage in basement of State Capitol

Title: Missouri governor and legislators see water damage in basement of State Capitol
Date posted: 9 years ago
Description: Governor Jay Nixon, several state legislators, and members of the media tour the basement of the Missouri State Capitol with Cathy Brown with the state's Office of Administration, and see damage to the foundation caused by water leaks.

Nixon said he is committed to working with lawmakers, several of whom have pushed for an effort to repair the Capitol for several years, to issue bonds to pay for needed work in the session that begins January 7, 2015.

See the story at: http://wp.me/p16gMv-njV

Sen. Jamilah Nasheed: handling of Ferguson unrest "semi-criminal"

Title: Sen. Jamilah Nasheed: handling of Ferguson unrest "semi-criminal"
Date posted: 9 years ago
Description: St. Louis City state senator Jamilah Nasheed is a member of a Missouri House-Senate oversight committee that will investigate the state's response to unrest in Ferguson and the St. Louis region, particularly on the night after it was announced a grand jury would not indict Darren Wilson for the fatal shooting of Michael Brown, Junior.

Nasheed says the state's plan that night failed and calls it "misconduct." See more at:

Family remembers Joan Crotts after Missouri executes her killer, Paul Goodwin

Title: Family remembers Joan Crotts after Missouri executes her killer, Paul Goodwin
Date posted: 9 years ago
Description: Members of the family of Joan Crotts talk about her after the execution by Missouri of Paul Goodwin. Goodwin was sentenced to death for the murder of Joan Crotts, a former neighbor whom Goodwin killed with a hammer on March 1, 1998. This marks the 10th execution by Missouri in 2014.

NAACP President Cornell William Brooks after Journey for Justice rally at Missouri State Capitol

Title: NAACP President Cornell William Brooks after Journey for Justice rally at Missouri State Capitol
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: A press conference with NACCP national president Cornell William Brooks after the Journey for Justice rally at the Missouri State Capitol.

Family remembers Robert Newton after Missouri executes his killer, Leon Taylor

Title: Family remembers Robert Newton after Missouri executes his killer, Leon Taylor
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Members of the family of Robert Newton talk about him after the execution by Missouri of Leon Taylor. Taylor killed Newton 20 years ago during a convenience store robbery, while Newton held the hand of his then 8-year-old stepdaughter, who Taylor also tried to kill but his gun jammed when he tried to shoot her.

Gov Nixon American Patriot Award

Title: Gov Nixon American Patriot Award
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Governor Jay Nixon's address to the National Defense University Foundation as it recognizes the National Guard with its American Patriot Award.

Refueling & Maintenance Tour at Missouri's Only Nuclear Reactor with Bob Priddy

Title: Refueling & Maintenance Tour at Missouri's Only Nuclear Reactor with Bob Priddy
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missourinet's Bob Priddy tours Ameren Missouri's Callaway Energy Center and Nuclear Power Plant on November 2nd, 2014.

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Post-Election Interview with Circuit Judge Pat Joyce

Title: Post-Election Interview with Circuit Judge Pat Joyce
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Democrat Pat Joyce has held off Republican Brian Stumpe by 6-percent of the vote in the race for Cole County Circuit Judge. Joyce tells Kyle Loethen of Missourinet she thinks her ties to the community overcame the money spent in the campaign against her.

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Viewing Partial Solar Eclipse at the Missouri State Capitol - October 23, 2014

Title: Viewing Partial Solar Eclipse at the Missouri State Capitol - October 23, 2014
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: The Missouri State Museum held a viewing event at the Capitol for the partial solar eclipse of October 23rd, 2014. The event was sponsored by Missouri State Parks. Missourinet spoke interpretative resource specialist Eugene Vale about the special event.

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Gov. Jay Nixon on Missouri's Ebola preparedness

Title: Gov. Jay Nixon on Missouri's Ebola preparedness
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missouri Governor Jay Nixon announces Missouri's State Public Health Laboratory has been designated an Ebola Virus Disease testing lab in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Laboratory Response Network. Preliminary testing of samples for Ebola can now be done at that state lab before being sent to the CDC lab in Atlanta for confirmation testing.

Update on Fulton State Hospital Plan

Title: Update on Fulton State Hospital Plan
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: The Missouri Mental Health Commission heard an update today on the plan to replace Fulton State Hospital. It heard that the new facility could be ready to take patients by 2018. Read more here: http://www.missourinet.com/2014/10/09/plan-to-replace-missouris-maximum-security-mental-hospital-updated-video/

Storm rolls in to Jefferson City

Title: Storm rolls in to Jefferson City
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: This wall cloud rolled in to the Jefferson City area around 5pm, Wednesday, October 1, 2014. It prompted tornado warnings in Boone and Cole counties. There were some reports of a funnel but as of 10 that night, no tornado touchdowns have been confirmed.

Colonel Ron Replogle: no questions today on Ellingson drowning

Title: Colonel Ron Replogle: no questions today on Ellingson drowning
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: In the inaugural hearing of a House Committee on the merger of the Water Patrol into the Highway Patrol in 2011, Highway Patrol Superintendent Ron Replogle says no questions will be taken regarding the drowning of 20-year-old Brandon Ellingson while in Water Patrol Custody on the Lake of the Ozarks. Replogle did speak with Ellingson's father, Craig, and offer his condolences before the hearing began.

Craig Ellingson (black polo shirt) can be seen in attendance during the hearing.

More information: http://wp.me/p16gMv-n0u

Missouri State Penitentiary - Joe Vidauri on the cause of '54 riot

Title: Missouri State Penitentiary - Joe Vidauri on the cause of '54 riot
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Former MSP inmate Joe Vidauri discusses the claim made by some inmates right after the riot of September 22, 1954, that they had been served rotten watermelon for dinner that evening and that helped set off the riot.

Read and see more about the riot here: http://t.co/y3yqQlCvbr

Missouri State Penitentiary - Joe Vidauri on how '54 riot started

Title: Missouri State Penitentiary - Joe Vidauri on how '54 riot started
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Former MSP inmate Joseph Vidauri gives his version of how the Missouri State Penitentiary riot of September 1954 began. Vidauri, 79 at the time of this video, had entered the prison at 17 in 1952.

Read and see more about the riot here: http://t.co/y3yqQlCvbr

Missouri State Penitentiary - Joe Vidauri on murder during riot

Title: Missouri State Penitentiary - Joe Vidauri on murder during riot
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Former MSP inmate Joe Vidauri gives his version of what happened in "death row" on during the September 22, 1954 riot, when Walter Lee Donnell was murdered in his cell because other inmates considered him a "snitch" for testifying against those who had carried out armed robberies in St. Louis.

Read and see more about the riot here: http://t.co/y3yqQlCvbr

Gov. Jay Nixon tells lawmakers not to override his budget cuts

Title: Gov. Jay Nixon tells lawmakers not to override his budget cuts
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missouri Governor Jay Nixon responds to reports that the Republican-led legislature is planning to attempt to overturn the cuts he made to the state's Fiscal Year 2015 operating budget, when it returns to the Capitol for the veto session on September 10, 2014. Read more:

Missouri Prosecutors, Law enforcement associations back Amendment 2

Title: Missouri Prosecutors, Law enforcement associations back Amendment 2
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Representatives of the Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, the Missouri Police Chiefs Association and the Missouri Sheriffs Association speak about support for Amendment 2, that would allow propensity evidence to be introduced in the guilt phase of trials for sex crimes against minors. Boone County Prosecutor and incoming President of the prosecutor's association Dan Knight discusses why such cases should have what would be a unique standing in Missouri law.

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Family and friends of Mindy Griffin speak after execution of her confessed killer

Title: Family and friends of Mindy Griffin speak after execution of her confessed killer
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: After the execution of Michael Shane Worthington, her mother and father-in-law, Carol and Jack Angelbeck, read prepared statements. They are joined by numerous friends, including men who investigated Mindy Griffin's murder, who prosecuted Worthington and victims' advocates as well as other family.

Investigators on impact of Griffin case after Worthington execution

Title: Investigators on impact of Griffin case after Worthington execution
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: After Missouri executed Michael Shane Worthington for the 1995 murder of Melinda Griffin, Lake Saint Louis Police Chief Mike Force and retired detective Don Bolen discuss what impact the case had on them. Read more here: http://www.missourinet.com/2014/08/06/detectives-no-doubt-executed-missouri-inmate-worthington-was-guilty-video/

MO Highway Commission Chair on Gov. Nixon opposition to Amdt 7

Title: MO Highway Commission Chair on Gov. Nixon opposition to Amdt 7
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missouri Highway Commission Chairman Stephen Miller is asked about Governor Jay Nixon's opposition to Amendment 7, a proposed three-quarters of one-cent sales tax increase on the August 5, 2014 ballot.

Gov. Jay Nixon vetoes 2 agriculture bills

Title: Gov. Jay Nixon vetoes 2 agriculture bills
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missouri Governor Jay Nixon (D) has vetoed two agriculture omnibus bills that he says violate the state Constitution. Nixon focuses on provisions in both bills that would put the state Department of Agriculture in control of captive deer. For more (and better audio), find this story at: http://www.missourinet.com/2014/07/08/jay-and-the-captive-servids-nixon-vetoes-deer-bill-video-audio/

Missouri spokesman gives timeline of John Winfield execution

Title: Missouri spokesman gives timeline of John Winfield execution
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missouri has carried out the execution of convicted inmate John Winfield, who was sentenced to death for the 1996 murders of two women in St. Louis County. Find out more at Missourinet.com.

Jeanie Riddle discusses Fulton Mental Hospital patient restraint legislation

Title: Jeanie Riddle discusses Fulton Mental Hospital patient restraint legislation
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Representative Jeanie Riddle (R-Mokane) discusses legislation that has passed out of the Missouri legislature to allow more staff at Fulton State Hospital the authority to restrain or isolate patients, in order to make staff safer. See more here: http://www.missourinet.com/2014/05/20/legislature-proposes-measures-to-make-mental-health-workers-safer/

House Republicans take issue w/ Gov Nixon use of money to pay Governor's Association dues

Title: House Republicans take issue w/ Gov Nixon use of money to pay Governor's Association dues
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missouri House Republican House Speaker Tim Jones (left) Budget Director Rick Stream (center) and Health, Mental Health and Social Services Appropriations Chair Sue Allen (right) criticize the Governor Jay Nixon (D) Administration for paying dues to the National Governor's Association out of the budget for the Department of Social Services.

Unveiling of the bust of Mel Hancock for the Hall of Famous Missourians

Title: Unveiling of the bust of Mel Hancock for the Hall of Famous Missourians
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Mel Hancock is inducted into the Hall of Famous Missourians. His bust is unveiled in the House Chamber by Speaker Tim Jones (right) and sculptor Spencer Schubert. The bust will soon go on display in the Hall, in the 3rd floor rotunda of the Missouri State Capitol.

Governor Nixon discusses transfer law, criminal code fix and more

Title: Governor Nixon discusses transfer law, criminal code fix and more
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Missouri Governor Jay Nixon (D) discusses fixing errors in the legislature's proposed criminal code update, his issues with the proposed transfer law, and his desire to see the legislature do an about-face and pass Medicaid eligibility expansion in the final 3+ days of the 2014 session.

Protesters demanding Medicaid expansion disrupt MO Senate

Title: Protesters demanding Medicaid expansion disrupt MO Senate
Date posted: 10 years ago
Description: Protesters who want the Missouri state legislature to adopt the use of federal tax dollars to expand eligibility for Medicaid in the state disrupt debate in the state Senate.

Lincoln Portrait JC Symphony

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Date posted: 10 years ago
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Gov Jay Nixon orders acceptance in MO of joint tax returns from same-sex couples

Title: Gov Jay Nixon orders acceptance in MO of joint tax returns from same-sex couples
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: From 11/14/2013: Missouri Governor Jay Nixon announces he will sign an executive order instructing the state Department of Revenue to accept joint tax returns from all legally-married couples, including same-sex couples married out of state that have Missouri income. Missouri voters in 2004 passed an amendment to the state Constitution banning same-sex marriage, but Missouri tax law stipulates that those who file jointly on federal taxes must file jointly on state taxes as well. Nixon says his action was necessitated by rulings by the IRS and U.S. Department of the Treasury that same-sex couples would be treated as married regardless of where they live.

Read more at: http://wp.me/p16gMv-lI5

Gov. Nixon last day of session 2013

Title: Gov. Nixon last day of session 2013
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: He says the legislature's fixation on conceal carry document scanning has not shifted his priorities in leading the state.

Governor Jay Nixon addresses the media on passage of budget, other legislation

Title: Governor Jay Nixon addresses the media on passage of budget, other legislation
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Governor Jay Nixon talks with the media and answers questions about the budget and other legislation, including a bill to repeal a tax credit for low-income seniors who live in rental housing, a bill to cut the state's income and corporate income taxes and a supplemental budget that includes $50 million for repair and renovation to the State Capitol, $38 million to build a new office building at the site of the Missouri State Penitentiary and $13 million to prepare a design for a new Fulton State Mental Hospital.

Missouri OA on Sunshine Request rejection from MO House of Representatives

Title: Missouri OA on Sunshine Request rejection from MO House of Representatives
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Missouri Office of Administration Commissioner Doug Nelson responds to the House of Representatives' staff's rejection of a state open records law request from his Office. OA wanted internet logs related to the attempts by a person or persons on the House's internet server to log into a web portal created for a federal Social Security Administration investigator to a list of all Missouri concealed carry permit holders. The House has rejected the request to release those records.

Governor Nixon: Will make cuts to DOR if budget conference budget proposal passes .

Title: Governor Nixon: Will make cuts to DOR if budget conference budget proposal passes .
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Governor Jay Nixon announces that if the legislature passes the budget proposal approved by a House-Senate Conference Committee, that only provides enough two-thirds of full funding for the Department of Revenue (enough for 8 months), he will make cuts and layoffs to reduce that Department to that two-thirds level, effective July 1. The Committee said the remaining one-third of DOR funds could be appropriated in a supplemental budget when the legislature returns next year, if the Department changes its licensing procedure to end the scanning and retention of personal information from Missouri driver's license holders as many lawmakers have been pushing it to do. The state Constitution requires the legislature to pass a budget by Friday (May 10).

Governor Nixon refused to take questions following his statement.

Gov. Nixon talks to GOP caucus about Medicaid reform

Title: Gov. Nixon talks to GOP caucus about Medicaid reform
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Nixon says talks were positive, but Republicans say they made no promises. Read the full story here: http://www.missourinet.com/2013/04/10/medicaid-nixon-says-discussions-are-promising-gop-caucus-says-its-made-no-promises-video/

McCaskill talks about working to protect victims of sex crimes

Title: McCaskill talks about working to protect victims of sex crimes
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Sen. Claire McCaskill at the Ike Skelton Training Center in Jefferson City, Mo., where she met with Adjutant Gen. Stephen Danner and other guard leaders.

McCaskill speaks to National Guard

Title: McCaskill speaks to National Guard
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Claire continues to address sexual assault and suicides in the military.

Governor Jay Nixon

Title: Governor Jay Nixon
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Governor Jay Nixon talks with reporters after meeting with the House Republican Caucus to talk about Medicaid expansion and reform. Beginning at 14:13, he also addresses reports the Department of Revenue is scanning and retaining copies of personal information provided by driver's license and concealed carry permit applicants. He says that information is not being stored in a database, and says the Department and the State are not violating state law by enforcing the federal Real I.D. Act.

The Revenue Department has testified that information is being stored at the state data center in Jefferson City.

Miss America 2008, Kirsten Haglund talks eating disorders

Title: Miss America 2008, Kirsten Haglund talks eating disorders
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: March 28, 2013 at Missouri State Capitol.

Treasure hunt with Clint Zweifel

Title: Treasure hunt with Clint Zweifel
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: The State Treasurer's Unclaimed Property Division opens hundreds of abandoned safe deposit boxes from throughout the state.

Gov. Nixon says 'No' to tax package

Title: Gov. Nixon says 'No' to tax package
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Nixon says raising taxes is not a good way to move the state's economy forward. He says he will not support the Senate's plan to raise sales taxes while cutting income tax.

Lawsuit against Stoddard County fee office announced

Title: Lawsuit against Stoddard County fee office announced
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Stoddard County Prosecutor Russ Oliver, acting as an attorney for a private citizen, has filed a suit against the Stoddard County fee office for scanning documents from applicants for concealed carry permits, which he says violates state statute. Also speaking is Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder.

Thundersnow caught at Missourinet studio in Jefferson City, Missouri.AVI

Title: Thundersnow caught at Missourinet studio in Jefferson City, Missouri.AVI
Date posted: 11 years ago
Description: Thundersleet caught during a major winter storm hitting Missouri on 02/21/2013. The rumble of thunder could be heard for about a minute after the lightening flash.

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