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Colleges especially an Online Education cant replace inperson learning. This space gives students, not only what they can be, but what Community Feels like. Reporter and then there are some students, like Montana High School senior hudson, who are now rethinking their plans altogether. Hes supposed to attend the university ofhu ithe universityf oregon doesnt reopen campus, what will you do . I think i might try to take a gap year or gap semester, or maybe go online instate for cheaper tuition. Reporter hudson has an older sister at Purdue University and both parents are selfemployed. How much tuition will you have to pay for both your kids next year . Probably 80,000 for both of them. Reporter can you keep that up if the economy continues to slide . No, we would not opt for that. Reporter what does it feel to haveour fut on right now peences andmighnot hap a cbs ne found dozens of drugs critical for fighting the coronavirus remain in short supply. Obms in chain, and the effect is now s
Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger. She is a democrat from virginia in her first term. You have some legislation that was passed earlier this month . I had a bill focused on 5g technologies and the premise of the bill is that we are facing significant challenges with the future of 5g technology, and the u. S. Needs a comprehensive strategy. Develop one, we implement it, so the bill would require that we develop one. That we implement it, and we work with partners and allies to make sure they do something similar. Peter who is the we . Rep. Spanberger the executive branch. We are requesting that the administration develop a broadband strategy, a national strategy, a comprehensive strategy and a public strategy, recognizing the challenges and threats that come from development of 5g technologies in other countries, that we from a government perspective or a private sector perspective and from a public perspective, understand these challenges and potential threats. And that we move to a pla
Our guests abigail spanberger, democrat from virginia and her first term. You passed legislation earlier this month . The premise of the bill is that we are facing significant challenges with the future of 5g technology, and the u. S. Needs a comprehensive strategy. So the bill would require we develop one, we implement it, and we work with partners and allies to make sure they do something similar. Peter who is the we . The executive branch. We are requesting that the administration develop a broadband strategy, a copperheads of strategy and a public strategy, recognizing the challenges and threats that come from development of 5g technologies in other countries, that we from a government perspective or a private sector perspective and publicsector perspective understand the challenges and potential threats and that we move to a place where we ensure Greater Development of 5g technology in the u. S. , that we raise record nation among the public of challenges that exist within the spa
So i welcome you this morning, thank you all for coming, my name is dane kennedy. Im the director of the National History center. Which is sponsoring this briefing. It is on the geo politics of middle east oil, Historical Perspectives on the current crisis. I want to just briefly explain what we are doing here and why were doing it. This is part of an ongoing series sponsored by the center that brings Historical Perspectives to current issues. The center itself is strictly nonpartisan. The purpose of the program is not to advocate for any particular policies, but in fact to provide sort of Historical Context to help inform policy makers and the public as they deal with difficult issues. I want to thank or acknowledge the Financial Support of the mellon foundation, which makes this briefing series possible. I want to thank rachel wheatly in the back of the room who is our assistant director and has helped to organize this. I want to thank the office of jerry connelly. Which has booked t