plays the violin and didn t get into college because of your race? the supreme court is, again, looking at affirmative action and whether it belongs in the college admin process. love y welcome, everyone. let s start with this occasion. in 2003 in a case involving the university of michigan law school, the court upheld a prior ruling saying admissions officers can indeed consider race as part of a wholistic recrew of an applicant s file. a student says she was not accepted because she is white. at the same time, some asian american students say they don t even identify their race when they apply for college because some studies suggest they need to have higher scores than white students to get into some colleges. nicole, when it comes to college admission, should race still be considered? race should definitely be considered. when we look at what s happening in the public education system, it s failing a lot of brown and black students. so when we think about providing comm
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mohammed ceo of pimco and alexis glick has experience working on wall street and covering it and the ceo of the gen youth foundation. diane, start with you, bottom line, are there lessons from 2008 that can be applied today to avert another global financial crisis? well, we re already seeing them applied. the fact that central bankers are not really talking to each other before the financial crisis actually emerged in august of 2007 or july of 2007 was a major detriment to them dealing with it know and it became a shock in august of 2007 and they really didn t have the communication going. they ve. been planning different scenarios. the problem is they have fewer tools but the coordinated move this week shows that they actually are trying to learn from the lessons to continue to provide liquidity in a place where it has completely dried up in europe. alexis, does it show it is the central banks trying to speak with one voice, not the politicians? it looks like they re t
2008. central banks are taking coordinated actions to avoid a ledge mat threat of a credit freeze the likes of which we haven t seen since after the days of lehman s collapse in 2008. we all remember what happened then. the credit freeze closed businesses, factories, wipes out millions of jobs around the world. diane, let me start with you. bottom line, are there lessons from 2008 that can be applied today to avert another global financial crisis? well, we re already seeing them applied. the fact that central bankers are not really talking to each other before the financial crisis actually emerged in august of 2007 or july of 2007 was a major detriment to them dealing with it know and it became a shock in august of 2007 and they really didn t have the kpl communication going. they ve got fewer tools today than they once did but i think the coordinated move this week shows that they actually are trying to learn from the lessons to continue to provide liquidity in a place whe
right now it is down by 34 points. go live to the new york stock exchange in just a few minutes. 30 years, 30 million funerals. now there is new hope. it is world aids day. everyone from u.s. presidents to rock super stars, they are talking about the ongoing fight to end this epidemic. make no mistake, we are going to win this fight. the fight s not over, not by a long shot. the rate of new infections may be going down elsewhere, but it s not going down here in america. the infection rate here has been holding steady for over a decade. so what is next for the battle against aids? we ll take a look at the latest medical advancements. i m going to talk to bono about the possibility of a generation without aids within three years. that interview s coming up in the next hour of newsroom. the lawyer for jerry sandusky, the former penn state defensive coach says the time may come when his client has to think about a plea deal. that s right, the lawyer says that a plea could