There is no more appropriate place for this of their program and write your. Last november the Carter Library and the Central Intelligence agency had a seminar. The cia released a number of documents related to the camp david accord, and it was just a fascinating look at everything that went in to getting ready for the camp david accord. President carter discussing his remembrances of the camp david accord. One of the people and the audience that they was Lawrence Wright, an author, a screen writer, playwright, staff writer for the new yorker to my written for southern voices, texas monthly, rolling stone. Many of his articles have won prizes, including two National Magazine awards. He is the cowriter of movies, the siege ended noriega, gods favor. The author of when novel and eight nonfiction books including in those nonfiction books the looming tower. Going clear, scientology, hollywood, and that prison a belief. His most recent book 13 days in september carter, reagan, is about is w
Water. They couldnt get back on the boat. Reporter their canoe took on water. They heard cries for help. Reporter the older rubalcava was found about a half hour later and died at the hospital. Thats terrible. Very sad. Reporter alsachi owns the waterfront restaurant where the older rubalcava worked in the kitchen for the last year. Theres a lot of grief. When you work with somebody and you enjoy having them around you for eight hours a day, its a big difference. What a difference a day has made in the lives of two families. Everybodys devastated right now and really upset and sad. Its very sad what happened. Reporter so yesterday was a beautiful sunny day. Even today the water looks calm. But looks can be deceiving gasia. Coming up tonight at 6 00 well talk about some of the basic things you need to have tonight for safety when you head out in the bay. Poor larissa. Tell us how she is doing emotionally and does she know the full story of what happened. Reporter her sister told us she
Very resilient country, and i think a much stronger country than any other major economy. And if you look at the challenges we face the country they are pretty stark challenges in the politics are terrible but i think that he would rather have our challenges than the challenges of really developed economy in any major emerging economies around the world. Sheryl sandberg also talked with former treasury secretary paulson after the militant Institute Conference you can see the entire event at eight eight eastern overrun cspan. On cspan three next, former capitol hill staffers that worked on intelligence oversight for lawmakers look at expiring provisions of the patriot act. The u. S. Senate meet sunday to debate those provisions read from the center for justice in washington d. C. This is an outward and a half. We have two incredible panelists. I know that we covered a lot of the congressional oversight issue with the Vice President. So on this one we are going to try to go a little bit
Coming up come from coverage of the annual libertarian conference freedom fest, economist George Gilder talks about the new edition of his 1981 bestselling book, wealth and poverty. This is just over 30 minutes. George gilder, you have the new edition of wealth and poverty out. How is the country changed since the original wealth and poverty came out in the 1980s click it hasnt changed at all. Weve got a new carter in office and president obama. Most of the themes of wealth and poverty that sprung from the awful doldrums of the u. S. Economy under jimmy carter apply stronger, more strongly today. House so click obama is the same kind of antibusiness president and insight president. Same kind of managerial, interfering, strangling, surprising president jimmy carter was. You writing here about president obama. I want to get to the right page so i can quote it correctly, sir. You write under the Obama Administration that the u. S. Had a morbid subversion of the infrastructures of its econ
This is about giving veterans who have sacrificed everything, every option we have to help them fulfill a simple dream of starting a family. Now as we all know, our men and women in uniform have become increasingly susceptible to productive spinal and traumatic brain injuries due to the changing weapons of war. But as we know, thanks to modern medicine, many of these Service Members are being kept alive and are returning home. In fact, as of the new year, there are 2,348 Service Members who are living with reproductive urinary or pelvic injuries as a result of this war. And like so many of our veterans, these men and women come home and want to return to their lives. They want to find employment. And importantly, they want to start a family. Yet, what they find when they go to r. V. A. Is that the Fertility Services that are available dont meet their extremely complex needs. In fact, veterans who suffer from these injuries find that the v. A. Is specifically barred from providing more