Would not relegate the elderly to eating pet food. It would give people incentives to save for retirement, just as they did before Social Security was implemented in the 1930s in response to what was a temporary macroeconomic problem. There is a euphemism for the great depression, temporary macroeconomic problem. Onilton would stop the war drugs which is really just a war on brown people against whom he held no discernible prejudice. He would work to improve the administration of justice for african americans, hispanics, and immigrants so they would have the incentive to work harder and smarter. That mostly means to stop doing expensive things to people and simply allow them to live like other americans without fear of , so on and so forth. You can watch this and other American History programs on our website where all of our video is archived. That is cspan. Org this year marks the 50th anniversary of what some call the 1967 new York New Jersey rebellion. Next a panel of activist disc
At Rutgers University in newark. And mark, whose breath of work in Higher Education and the humanities in new york include serving as the director of the alexander Price Institute on at the city, culture and modern experience. The author of a recent book on new work and the rebellion of 1967. Please join me in welcoming michael fletcher, junius williams, and Linda Caldwell apps to the stage. [applause] i should interject that at the end of the Panel Discussion there will be a few moments for questions and answers. Members of the panel will take those questions and we will conclude this panel and move on to our next presentation. Thank you. Good afternoon, everyone. What i hope to do here is just have a conversation and talk about what newark was like before 1967, and how it came to be that way. Also, talk about what has transpired since. Like political empowerment, what has resulted from those developments. I thought i would start with talk a little bit to us about the black population
Hello, good morning. Iam Annita Mcveigh and welcome to bbc newsroom live. The us director of National Intelligence has rejected suggestions made by donald trump that Official Agencies Leaked claims russia had Compromising Material on him. In a statement, James Clapper said he had called the President Elect to say the information had not come from the us Security Services. Meanwhile the bbc understands the ex mi6 officer who is believed to have prepared the memo containing the unsubstantiated claims is now in hiding. Christopher steele, who runs a london based intelligence firm, is believed to have left his home this week. Our washington Correspondent Laura Bicker has the story. Donald trumps not a huge fan of the press corps, but he had a message to send to the media and to Us Intelligence agencies. He believes they leaked unsubstantiated allegations that his Election Team colluded with russia. It is all fake news, it is phoney stuff, it didnt happen. There are also claims that russian
Information. Jesse. Reporter officials have not told us the name of the victims in the crash in the press conference that happened a few minutes ago. Some of the victims may be connected to the cheering community here at union middle school. Lets look at the video. I spoke to a couple of students that said they knew some of the victims in yesterdays crash and that crash has left this School Community devastated. Manufacture the cheerleaders could not go to school and in a classroom depressed. Reporter the heart break comes after a cessna 310 aircraft crashed into two homes in riverside end route to san jose. Five people onboard, three killed in the crash. This past weekend the union squad finished first at the usa spirit competition in disneyland. Officials say none of the 45 students from here were on the plane but relatives of those that perished or connected to the school. It is an Amazing Community and theres an outpouring of love. The principal was on the phone with Staff Members
Good afternoon, and welcome to the Atlantic Council. For those of you who dont know me, im frank miller. Im a member of the board here at the council. And the principal of the group. Were all very pleased today to have the opportunity to hear from steven lovegrove, the permanent secretary at the ministry of defense in london. Steven became the permanent secretary in april of 2016. Prior to that he was the permanent secretary for the department of energy and Climate Change and had distinguished career before that both in government and in the private sector. For those of you who dont know, the permanent secretary is the governments principle adviser on defense and has responsibility for policy, finance and planning as a departmental accounting officer. The principle the permanent secretary set strategy for defense, including corporate strategy, heads the department of state in the m. O. D. Civil service and the Overall Organization management and staffing of defense. So for those of you