Disasters but daily facing up to the chronic systemic difficulties in which so many in our community, families and individuals, young and old alike can find themselves trapped. Catholic charities of separate cisco believes in strengthening families, reducing poverty, helping the young to develop, helping the old to age with dignity, assisting the hungry, the homeless, and the ill. Welcoming refugees and immigrants and nicking this a better, safer, stronger community. To date we are talking with the chief executive officer. From her we will find out what are todays challenges, where is our community hurting and how can we be of service to it to learn about Catholic Charities to find out how we can help in its effort to please rejoin us after this brief break. Hello, i want to introduce our guest today. She is the chief executive officer of Catholic Charities of San Francisco. That would have the name right . Yes you do. It is connected with the it serves the three counties that we cover
Good evening and welcome to the Hudson Institute policy center. Im john walters, the chief operating officer and and i wod like to welcome our audience here at our pennsylvania avenue headquarters, and our cspan audience to our first ever podcast keeping that is both live and marks the Second Season premiere of podcast of the Second Season of the realignment, hosted by henson media fellow marshall kosloff. We are proud of the realignment here at hudson, podcast launched last year and i recommend a special for those you who havent been following it that you take a look at the episodes from last year, particularly the conversation with secretary of state mike pompeo, josh hawley, mike micah gallagher, Michael Durrant and others, but its an excellent program, partly because of the two people put it together and the ability to bring up topics and to move the argument alone. We couldnt be prouder of the work they have done. I want to thank them for that, and were happy to launch this Years
Rights movement. Some of these authors have appeared on book tv. And you can watch them online, abitibi. Org. And now on book tv, we would like to highlight some programs from our archives the focus on pandemics. All of the programs you are about to seek can be viewed in their entirety by visiting our website, booktv. Org and using the search function which you will find at the top of the page. First, and 2000 on cspans book notes program, science journalists gina talked about the history of influenza, specifically the 1980 outbreak. Heres a portion of that interview. Really never thought about the flu. If something they came around every year and people get second and they get better again. Never really court interest in it at all. Im a reporter for the New York Times that i wrote an article for the times, about it really miraculous discovery. It was a guy and Army Medical Center and he said supporting and technical journal called silence magazine they somehow managed to get lung tiss
That we lost trust in for a long time . I will get reaction from trump Economic Advisor steve moore coming right up. We have all that and more on making money. Charles coronavirus fears continue to take a to toll on the market but what else is bothering wall street . I have to say individual investors bending, not breaking, is driving walmart crazy. Bullish sent met rocket to 39 from 30 . So are individual investors too bullish . I want to bring in joel schulman. Trading with cody. Com editor, cody willard and point view Wealth Management dave dietz. You were shaking your head. Are you one of the wall street eliteists that until the market Sells Everything were vulnerable. So im seeing among my client base is about five to one. Everyone is panicking but five for every six. Get more money into the market, only one wants to take money out. Charles really . That changed over one or two decades this would not be the case 20 years ago. But isnt that the point. Joel, isnt that the point . Pe
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