Say this. Two things, we have our center for Youth Employment as part of the Mayors Office which my wife chairs. The idea is to over the next few years, by 2020 reach a level of 100,000 High School Students each year who are either in a summer job or an internship program. 100,000 each year, we want to start that aggressively this summer, well give you a quick deadline of may 15th. We want to start reaching toward the bigger goal we want to ask everyone whos watching. If you can create an internship or a mentorship effort, we want you to start doing that now, so we can plug in a lot of our young people this summer, and build out over the next few years, thats one second in terms of our pipeline. Were focusing on the maximum number of employees that come out of those efforts. Were constantly coming out of the training resources, we really want to push people. Thank you so much. Thank you much thanks, everyone. President Lyndon Johnson went to the u. S. Capitol on august 6th, 1965 to sig
Lets check a check on your money, america, shall we no major reports for stocks marginally lower. Get this, if today would be the dows first drop in seven sessions if we fin down today. Some leading the s p 500, and it is a match made in heaven for match shareholders that stock is soaring, as earnings beat on the flip side ouch lending club, kicking out members today, sinking in weaker results. No down 30 in just the past three months. Looking awful. Thank you, brian we begin this hour with President Trumps trip to china and how critical he will be of that country, one of the most frequent targets in the past before the trip even kicked off, the two countries, however, announcing 9 billion worth of deals. Kayla tausche joins us live from beijing. Kayla . Reporter this trip comes as a year has passed since President Trump clinched the victory. And now hes trying to and that slate of deals is part of that deals in agriculture, manufacturing and energy, deals to import u. S. Beep onto eco
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