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a handful of killers. if i could engage 17 people a different way that could have a significant impact. america tonight s michael okwu, with a look at richmond, california. why the program would run smack into opposition. what happens in the black community we always make false promises to people of color. always. and from the beaches of normandy to a small town in virginia, a shared salute to blood spilt. sacrifice honored on the 70th anniversary of d-day. and good evening, thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. it is a commemoration that honors strong alliances and what they can do to overcome evil. at omaha, utah, juneau, to remind the world what great powers can do together. again, as general eisenhower said, on that longest day, the eyes of the world are upon you. on this anniversary, as they were 70 years ago, the aging vets who returned to honor comrades who fell taking the beaches of normandy. and launching the beginning of the end of the nazi grip on ....
a handful of killers. if i could engage 17 people a different way that could have a significant impact. america tonight s michael okwu, with a look at richmond, california. why the program would run smack into opposition. what happens in the black community we always make false promises to people of color. always. and from the beaches of normandy to a small town in virginia, a shared salute to blood spilt. sacrifice honored on the 70th anniversary of d-day. and good evening, thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. it is a commemoration that honors strong alliances and what they can do to overcome evil. at omaha, utah, juneau, to remind the world what great powers can do together. again, as general eisenhower said, on that longest day, the eyes of the world are upon you. on this anniversary, as they were 70 years ago, the aging vets who returned to honor comrades who fell taking the beaches of normandy. and launching the beginning of the end of the nazi grip on ....
a handful of killers. if i could engage 17 people a different way that could have a significant impact. america tonight s michael okwu, with a look at richmond, california. why the program would run smack into opposition. what happens in the black community we always make false promises to people of color. always. and from the beaches of normandy to a small town in virginia, a shared salute to blood spilt. sacrifice honored on the 70th anniversary of d-day. and good evening, thanks for joining us, i m joie chen. it is a commemoration that honors strong alliances and what they can do to overcome evil. at omaha, utah, juneau, to remind the world what great powers can do together. again, as general eisenhower said, on that longest day, the eyes of the world are upon you. on this anniversary, as they were 70 years ago, the aging vets who returned to honor comrades who fell taking the beaches of normandy. and launching the beginning of the end of the nazi grip on ....
this has been a turning point hour for the past couple of sessions. the hour of power. sue herera monitoring it all from downtown. the markets did bounce right at the open. not a huge bounce but the bulls will take it. we re in the green across the board. is dow is up 52 points at one point, we re now up 29 on the dow. up 2 1/2 in the nasdaq and the s&p is up 2.50% as well. we ll see some those gains waning, we ll monitor it throughout the hour. breaking news on the housing front. scott cohn on a huge lawsuit involving the big mortgage mess. these just keep on coming, sue. once again a major bank hit over the actions of a company that it took over during the financial crisis. in this case the justice department says that bank of america continued the fraud that it started that had started at countrywide which it took over in mid-2008. according to the civil suit filed by a manhattan u.s. attorney, as the housing market was beginning to collapse in 2007, country ....
governments but that state governments were better providers of services. so they enacted in, believe it or not, 1969 or 70, i forget, something called general revenue sharing. in which this was an appropriation in the federal budget and where the money was allocated to states in accordance with population. and in accordance with certain demographic statistics that clearly were a reflection of need. that program evanesced in subsequent years, frankly, because there was no constituency that was for it. people at every local level liked it, but the education lobby, the construction lobby, the union lobbies, everybody had their own shtick. and maybe it can t work in the kind of political system we have in this country. what do i believe should be an answer? i think above all the federal government s got to put more money into infrastructure. you know, rich was just in boston recently with the head of the u.s. chamber of commerce, and there are not very many, if any, issue ....