The Unemployment Rate forwards raising right the economy is recovering from the coronavirus of uptown but the news isnt all good. And celebrations in libya as forces loyal to the u. N. Backed government retaking a key town an end one or 2 before have to us push to capture the capital. Now a growing number of u. S. Police departments and forcing changes to their tactics in the wake of georgia for its staff the city of minneapolis where he was killed is now Banning Police tried calls and will require officers who see colleagues using improper force to step in and stop them as well as Banning Police are called to new york state plans to classify false race based calls to imagine says as a hate crime and california will stop training its officers to use the type of restraint that killed george flowing across this country we train techniques on strangleholds. That put peoples lives a risk now we can argue that these are used as exceptions but at the end of the day carotid hold that literall
Of the coronavirus, the slow sometimes bumpy reopenings across the country, to say nothing of the protest and a lot of people on wall street say hey you arent jiving with whats happening on main street and then low and behold we get this stunning jobs report that changes the equation and has people thinking that you know what . Maybe the markets have been right all along as they again tease record territory, virtual ly all of the s p 500 sectors are advancing right now, and the rate on a long bond here a 10 year note as is better known, man oh, man thats practically hyper inflation. Were just around 1 ,. 93 who would have thought a year ago if i were to give you a quote like that that id say it is rocket ing backwards, but it is, especially from where we were, not too many weeks ago remember we were darn near 0 they were talking about negative rates. Were not out of that mathematical woods here but it does change the overall sense of where were going with this market. Jackie deangelis
For 25 years, talks about u. S. Policy in the region and the recent confrontation between the u. S. And iran. Much want to beat this weekend every weekend, on cspan2. Host please welcome doctor cory lee. [applause]. Hello there guess who i am im cory and this is kevin. And i have to give you an introduction about this person, we know to get you out of the hole that you have been living in for a while. This is tara westover. This is the 100 consecutive week on the New York Times bestseller list present number one. [applause]. Ahead of michelle something, malcolm, i dunno, down there. [laughter]. That is very cool. Im assuming that a lot of people are familiar with the narrative that and that is why youre so interested in you are still here on the last lecture on the second day. But we can still go through some of the heard stories because it is so gripping. In starts in idaho and actually, to me it is like such a beautiful setting. There must be a lot of beautiful memories that you have
Anniversary of the woodstock Music Festival which affected half a Million People to a dairy farm in up state new york. Next an interview with woodstock cocreator Artie Kornfeld. He recalled how the concert came together, how he signed the Musical Artists and the business arrangements for the documentary film. This is half an hour. I wanted to be a baseball player but i always loved music and my mother always had Benny Goodman of the lombardos. Not guy lombardo, but the two brothers. They both had bands. One of the two guys who had the big bands. Anyway, she listened to big band music and my uncle loved jazz. And he was always listening to jazz. That was the influences i had. Then was your mother a pianist, a performer . No, my mother founded the freedom rides and became a very famous shes a founder of the freedom rides. If you get my book, youll see the letter that will blow your mind about shirley kornfeld. Shes a star in my family. Not me. Today you are the star. Im just a representa
How it came together, and the contracts signed for the music festival, and how it was arranged. This is about an hour. I always wanted to be baseball player, but i always loved music. My mother always had on Benny Goodman or the lombardos, and not guy lombardo, but the two brothers, and they both had bands, and who were the two guys with the big bands . Anyway. She listened to the big band music and my uncle always listened to jazz, and this is my influences. Was your mother a pianist . No, my mother founded the freedom rides and she became very famous. If you get my book, you will see the letter from the department of racial equality that will blow your mind. And she is the star of the family and i am just a representative of a hope of a dream. Well, at Capitol Records you took a commanding position there. How did that happen . My good friend, charles, who just sold the stock of Martha Stewart and chairman of the board at emi records, and so we met by accident in a snack bar in Queens