Thank what martha does in terms of the scholarship and research, she is a constant resource for all of us who cover the white house and for any of the American Public was interested in the presidency and operations inside the building. Also want to thank the White House Historical association for your generosity and support of our programs and of marthas work and of all of our studies in the interest in the presidency. Before i turn things over to martha, i want to mention that last night, the w hca was in missouri at the Truman Library for what we hope will be the first of many partnerships and events with president ial libraries and museums across the country, talking with americans outside of the beltway and answering their questions about the presidency, the press, and the interaction between the two. We got a ton of questions and interest, and it may veer our questions tonight but we just wanted to let all of you know enterprises is the rent interested and come anyone watching, ye
Good evening everybody. I am the president of the White House Correspondents Association, i cover the white house for bloomberg and i want to welcome everybody to tonights fantastic program and to thank our esteemed panel here. All of you know how great martha coomer is, but i want you all to thank what martha does in terms of the scholarship and research, she is a constant resource for all of us who cover the white house and for any of the American Public was interested in the presidency and operations inside the building. Also want to thank the White House Historical association for your generosity and support of our programs and of marthas work and of all of our studies in the interest in the presidency. Before i turn things over to martha, i want to mention that last night, the w hca was in missouri at the Truman Library for what we hope will be the first of many partnerships and events with president ial libraries and museums across the country, talking with americans outside of t
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good evening, everybody. I am margaret holub, residents of correspondent White House Association i cover for bloomberg and i want to welcome everybody to tonights fantastic program and to thank of course our esteemed panel here and all of you know how grateful we are. Let me take a moment to thank martha for although she does for us in terms of her scholarship in her research. She is a constant resource for all of us who come to the white house and for any of the American Publics interest in the president and the Operations Side of building. I also want to thank the White House Historical association for your generosity and for your support. Our program, Martha Stewart and all of our study and kind of interest in the presidency. Just before i turned things over to marcia martha, last night in independence missouri at the Truman Library for what we hope will be the first of many partnerships and events with president ial libraries and
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Those stories coming up in the news hour in about twenty five minutes time do join me then after inside story which starts now. The brutal fox a for a boy is rescued a baby gasp for air is shes pulled out of rubble both of them in syria but its a scene replicated in many parts of the world we are asking why are more children than ever being killed or injured in war what can be done about it this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program on Martine Dennis from syria to afghanistan and somalia whatever this conflict and instability is often children who suffer the most one out of every six children in the world is living in walls and thats according to a new report by the charity save the children it says those who are lucky enough to survive an attack are often left with debilitating lifelong injuries if that werent enough some aid workers in laws ends of being accused of abusing the very same people that meant to protect we have a lot to get to with our guests first say nice. D