To solve him on this one. Right now, we are gonna shift over to thinking about some of the more diplomatic aspects of the problem set and one of the things we heard from the Previous Panel is a lot of Solutions Come from the diplomatic toolkit. We have another remarkable panel to help us think through the. On the extreme right from your perspective, ambassador patterson is the former assistant secretary of state for near eastern affairs. She was ambassador to four Different Countries egypt, pakistan, colombia and el salvador. She was also the assistant secretary of state for national law enforcement, the aptly named drug and thugs portfolio and she was the acting ambassador and deputy ambassador to the united nations. Next, we have ambassador doug silman of the institute in washington. He previously served as the u. S. Ambassador to iraq and kuwait and was the deputy chief in baghdad and ankara. At the end, doctor vaez was on the International Crisis group where he previously served as
Across from you and talk about your book why young men. Thoroughly enjoyable. Im going to say i read this book in one sitting and it was so fascinating to read about your journey from growing up in a segregated neighborhood being very close to the edge of becoming a criminal, being deemed illiterate, good colleges and university, Yale Law School and becoming sort of this youth activist in traveling around the world and really about your journey of trying to figure out why young men get attracted to violence to keep the violence i found it fascinating. Congratulations. But im going to ask i guess i want to start off with this wealth was the impetus for this book if you could tell me. Like most of the rest of the world i had observed this pair is attacking 2015 organized by a few young men whod grown up europe mostly belgium and france and they turned against europe, these were european men who decided they wanted to join a foreign enemy which was the Islamic State o of crisis and attack
Significant changes to our statement. Since the beginning of the year we have judged that our current policy stance was broadly appropriate and that we should be patient in assessing the need for any changes. In light of increased uncertainties and unit inflation pressures we now emphasize the committee will monitor the Economic Outlook and will act as appropriate to sustain the expansion with a strong labor market and inflation near its 2 objective. Id like to take a step back to review how the changing economic picture brings us to todays decision. So far this year the economy has performed reasonably well, continued growth and strong employment. Inflation has been running somewhat below or objective but we expect it to pick up supported by solid growth and a strong job market. Along with this favorable picture weve been mindful of ongoing cross currents including trade developments and concerns about Global Growth. At the time of our last meeting which ended on may 1 there was tenta
Enough in its recall of more than 1 million cars and the issue could prove costly. We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for this thursday, february 27th. Good evening, everyone. Im susie gharib. And im bill griffeth. Look forward to an interview. Meantime soothing words today from janet yellen, new chair of the Federal Reserve to testified today before the Senate Banking committee about the strength of the u. S. Economy right now. That sent the s p 500 to a new record closing high today. Ms. Yellen told lawmakers and wall street that she is staying the course right now. She will continue to taper back on the Central Banks asset buying Stimulus Program and keep record low Interest Rates right where they are. But shes also keeping an eye on whether the winter unrelenting snow and bitterly cold temperatures have been responsible for the slowdown in job growth and Consumer Spending that weve seen, or if theyre indicate of a larger longterm problem in the economy. Th
Enough in its recall of more than 1 million cars and the issue could prove costly. We have all that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for this thursday, february 27th. Good evening, everyone. Im susie gharib. And im bill griffeth. Look forward to an interview. Meantime soothing words today from janet yellen, new chair of the Federal Reserve to testified today before the Senate Banking committee about the strength of the u. S. Economy right now. That sent the s p 500 to a new record closing high today. Ms. Yellen told lawmakers and wall street that she is staying the course right now. She will continue to taper back on the Central Banks asset buying Stimulus Program and keep record low Interest Rates right where they are. But shes also keeping an eye on whether the winter unrelenting snow and bitterly cold temperatures have been responsible for the slowdown in job growth and Consumer Spending that weve seen, or if theyre indicate of a larger longterm problem in the economy. Th