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[background noises] think you guys so much. Thank you for being here. Im Lisa Freedman report on the some reporter for the New York Times and im very gratefulul to have 2dollar pans beginning with this one that is really going to drill down into a lot of the things that are covered. First let me introduce our panel all the way to my far right that director at the center and regulation markets at the Brookings Institution. The bernard l. Schwartz chair of policy development and the fellow in econ...

Shut it down shut it down shut it down arthel rallies against israels actions in gaza are not slowing down at College Campuses across the country. In fact, in the ten days since the Movement Began at Columbia University in New York City, it has spread across the country. A live look there at George Washington university, in fact, there have been more arrests in these encampments. And, again, here is George Washington university in action today in d. C. As these protests are stretching into this ...

Negotiations are going on right now to get these things passed . Guest what has happened so far is that the senate has pushed for this trade bill and got an advance only with lastminute maneuvering on the Chamber Floor yesterday. You had a band of senators who really want to get the Exportimport Bank passed and that also has a time sensitive deadline at the end of next month. And mcconnell got these senators on board and that bill was advance. Now they are tried to push through today and bunch o...

We have on our panel today a community developer, in investment maker, a next general banker and another. They all have a complex role to play. Let me introduce each one quickly. First, bart harvey. He joined enterprise in 1984 shortly after james rouse. He ran the foundation from 1993 until 19 98. He help form the foundations and the Financial Institutions trying to scale capacity of around the country. Like jennifer, bart lives in baltimore and has been in integral part that we will hear about...

Hazel, despite his use, the next morning, you know, says, right away, will do. And officials go, and again, when you go to the winter when he is trying the defendant is try to negotiate a new loan with williams, he sends first the email to williams asking for, you know, additional money and where he says do you want me to call your lawyers on the certificates in the documents . That was a reference to the earlier phone call about getting an additional loan. Six minutes later, he wrote to ike say...

Parting is such sweet sorrow. And now a policy form on it challenges of creating opportunities in communities experiencing poverty, racial divide, and foreclosures. Representatives from academic and nonprofit groups focus on what can be done to help families and the Lessons Learned since the redevelopment areas such as neighborhoods in baltimore. We have on our panel, a community developer, and anchor partner, an investment banker, a resident and next generation later, and a philanthropist and p...

Weekends and in the summer, but limited resources mean we cannot provide a backpack to every kid who needs one. We also looked into mobile summer feeding programs but our Rural Communities are so small and far apart the time requirement of having a kid eat a full meal before going to the next location thats required is cost prohibitive. Waiving it to allow Program Models in hard to reach models will address these barriers and significantly expand the number of children we reach. Finally, the sum...

Screeria nigeria. Our local cable or sat lied provider. Watch us in hd likes us on facebook and follow us on twitter. Next a discussion about how to create opportunities for communities with unemployment, foreclosures and racial divides. Then the Senate Confirmation hearing for the nominee to be the next transportation security administrator. After that a house hearing on the response to the earthquakes in nepal. The brooksings institution held a forum on the challenges in creating opportunities...

Americas deadliest mountains for hikers, climbers and skiiers have been ranked. The majority of people died after falling while hiking but some were killed by falling rocks or avalanches.

Rangers used location data to determine that the climber likely died in a fall from the Denali Pass traverse last week.