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[applause] thanks to all of you for coming out on this balmy evening for a conversation on the history of a very cold place. Were proud to present jon gertners new book, the ice at the end of the world, which tells the story of how people have encountered, studied, settled and been unsettled by the great ice sheet that covers greenland, the worlds large island, and of what changes to the ice sheet can tell us about the ongoing impact of Global Warming on sea levels and what it threatens for the future of civilization. My name is salvatore, director of the coleman center. Please take this momen...

Girls. And so i started seeing that, ultimately, in the 14 years of research i did for the boy crisis that there were about 56 of the largest developed nations were having problems where the boyses were falling behind girls in all of the academic subjects but especially in reading and writing. Reading and writing are the two biggest predicters of success. So i started saying is there something bigger going on here and whats the cause of in the, and is there any why is it developed nations . And i saw that developed nations had enough mastery of survival to be able to allow permission for a fam...

Language or some appropriately until ahed safe harbor, new reference rate can be used, significant legal problems and challenges are likely to occur. Liborsthis in mind, as farduled end nears, and so is the secured overnight Financing Rate will apparently take its place, tell us, what can be done to accommodate the numerous contacts that do not have fallback positions . Chair powell thank you, mr. Scott. I think you said it very well, i think theres 300 trillion plus in contracts referencing libor 500 different currencies. The maybe elation 300 trillion plus in contracts referencing libor in 5...

Takeover great to have you here. Great to be here. Jason we are going to get into that in a moment. Let us talk about the pride issue. Theres a bunch of stories, great lineup of reporting. Here we are almost 50 years after stonewall. We are in the middle of pride month, we thought this was the moment to market that moment with this cover and package of stories. Jason how do you choose the stories . There are a lot of angles . Four. For angles you go for. What we wanted to look at was a consumer element but also how companies and also elements of the workplace and courts are impacting a lot of ...

Ned sharpless. Washington post. This is about 1 hour and 40 minutes. Good morning. I am lori mcginley. I am a help than science reporter here at the washington post. I am delighted to be joined this morning by acting fda commissioner, dr. Ned sharpless. Thank you for being with us. Good morning. Thank for having a. Dr. Sharpless has been on the job a little over two months of the fda. Was previously the director of the National Cancer institute. Dr. Sharpless, let me start by asking, you been there a whole two months now. So, how do you hope to make your mark on the fda . I think maybe it is r...