President for research. He previously served heritage as Vice President for foreign and defense policy studies and director of our davis institute. Hes a Founding Editor of the annual index of economic freedom, which has become a signature heritage publication, from 2002 to 2005, he served in the george w. Bush administration as assistant secretary of state for International Organizations affairs. Please join me in welcoming dr. Kim holmes. Kim. Thank you. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to the Heritage Foundation. Its a pleasure to welcome all of you here and to welcome our distinguished guests to talk about the refugee policy. We just recently were refurbishing this room, so youre one of the first guests to see how it turned out. The United States Refugee Admission Program has been, as all of you know, the subject of significant discussion and legal battles in the last year. Of course, some of these legal battles have ended up in the supreme court. Which well hear arguments this fall
Good morning. Welcomed to the Heritage Foundation in our auditorium. We also welcome those joining us on our heritage. Org website and the cspan network this morning. For those inhouse we ask that you check to be sure our mobile devices have been silenced or turned off. For those watching online you are always welcome to send questions or comments emailing speaker heritage. Org and we will post todays program on the heritage home page for everyones future reference as well. Welcoming our guests and introducing our program is our active Vice President for research and recently served heritage as Vice President of policy studies and director of davis institute. The Founding Editor of index over Economic Freedom which has become a signature heritage publication from 2002 to 2005, he served in the george w. Bush administration as assistant secretary of state for International Organization affairs. Please join me in welcoming dr. Kim holm. Kim. Thank you. Three minutes. Good morning, everyo
Good morning. Welcomed to the Heritage Foundation in our auditorium. We also welcome those joining us on our heritage. Org website and the cspan network this morning. For those inhouse we ask that you check to be sure our mobile devices have been silenced or turned off. For those watching online you are always welcome to send questions or comments emailing speaker heritage. Org and we will post todays program on the heritage home page for everyones future reference as well. Welcoming our guests and introducing our program is our active Vice President for research and recently served heritage as Vice President of policy studies and director of davis institute. The Founding Editor of index over Economic Freedom which has become a signature heritage publication from 2002 to 2005, he served in the george w. Bush administration as assistant secretary of state for International Organization affairs. Please join me in welcoming dr. Kim holm. Kim. Thank you. Three minutes. Good morning, everyo
And there is breaking news out of lorton here virginia ths morning where police are on o the scene of the overnightvernit murder of a teenager. Nar. The investigation in the 9700 block of hagel circle. Melanie alnwick is there livehev with new developments for uss this hour. Ou mel. Reporter steve and allison, Fairfax County police c a short time ago identifieddeie the victim as maurice andersonno berger. They tell us he was just 17ust 7 years old. Now, neighbors here at the terrace townhomes of gunston oft say that he did live in thein neighborhood. Ig they think he lived just upus the street a little bit and and they remember seeing him ing i the neighborhood riding hisiding bike or sometimes at his place p of work. Of wk. Now, it was 10 36 last nightht when some folks here in thein neighborhood told me they heard a series of loud deep ld p booms that initially they thought may have been thundern n but they didnt see any seeny flashing so they realized it re was gun shots. S gunho po
September day when terrorist attacks claimed thousands of lives and broke millions of hearts. Hearts. This weekend marks the fifteenth anniversary of the attack. In rememberence leaders from two corridor faith communities are joining hands in a labor of love. Love. Cbs 2 News Reporter Connor Morgan has the story. Story. Two congregations one purpose. Trying to put our faith into practice. Members of st. Stephens Lutheran Church and the Islamic Center of cedar rapids spent their saturday painting cleaning to help those who use waypoints many services. The weekend workers are also aiming to build bridges were doing this together to show that we have solidarity and interfaith connection here in cedar rapids. Because of the environment and the things that are happening around the world, here in our country, its very important that we in this time turn toward each other and work together. And muslims are terrorists its a Good Opportunity for us to just prove that we are as much invested in