Our Family Members will have to wait harrell, im so sorry to have to cut you off. Thank you so much for sharing your story with us. We will be praying for you. We wish you and your family the best and certainly we wish for the safe return of your niece. Thank you so much. That does it for me everybody. Im yasmin vossoughian. Nicole wallace picks up our coverage. Coverage hi there, everyone. Its 4 00 in the east. It is 11 00 in the evening in israel and in gaza. And we start with Breaking News. We just learned that the Border Crossing between gaza and egypt will open tomorrow morning. It will be two a m eastern, 9 am local time, to allow u. S. Citizens to leave gaza. That is according to a palestinian official. More than 4000 people are dead and thousandmo are wounded as the israel hamas or enters its second week. That includes more than 1400 people in israel and more than 2600 people in gaza. Gazas Ministry Of Health says that over half of those deaths are women and children. These rea
[background noises] good morning, everyone. Welcome to the second panel Foreign Policy in the United States the brookings institution. We have a terrific panel which will be a continuation of these issues. The past here, let me introduce them. In the deputy secretary in and out of government our very own, an expert on European Security and Foreign Policy and indo pacific issues, good to see you here. Next door from carnegie, a fellow on the craft program. In his recent book, 2020 entitled tomorrow, the u. S. Global supremacy a critical view on different policies and looking forward to discussing that. Finally, mariana has recently joined us as a nonresident fellow but she herself is as it hovered and working as a senior worker, a very impressive project called managing that we will be talking about the issues. A couple of days ago we had secretary of lincoln around the corner at the school of advanced International Studies and he said a number of interesting things. He said in we are g
[background noises] good morning, everyone. Welcome to the second panel Foreign Policy in the United States the brookings institution. We have a terrific panel which will be a continuation of these issues. The past here, let me introduce them. In the deputy secretary in and out of government our very own, an expert on European Security and Foreign Policy and indo pacific issues, good to see you here. Next door from carnegie, a fellow on the craft program. In his recent book, 2020 entitled tomorrow, the u. S. Global supremacy a critical view on different policies and looking forward to discussing that. Finally, mariana has recently joined us as a nonresident fellow but she herself is as it hovered and working as a senior worker, a very impressive project called managing that we will be talking about the issues. A couple of days ago we had secretary of lincoln around the corner at the school of advanced International Studies and he said a number of interesting things. He said in we are g
On cspan3. The ccn cities to work working with our Cable Partners as we explore america. Next a discussion about britains discussion to leave the European Union and potential effect on the uk, the eu in the United States. From the Woodrow Wilson center in washington dc this is two hours. [inaudible conversations] good morning everyone. Welcome to all of you and the most center. Our discussion this morning of brexit. Id like to open by remembering to go back a year and a half ago june 16 and the uk public vote in brexit felt like a tectonic shift and it was a major change with consequences that were both farreaching and unclear. Brexit changes everything but how . Businesses, institutions and policymakers have been looking that ever since. The study that will talk about today looks at the impossible outcomes of what they mean for our Economic Policy and preparation. Im delighted to see many friends of the Wilson Center here today and i will introduce our expert panel. My idea is that we
Our discussion this morning of brexit. Id like to open by remembering to go back a year and a half ago june 16 and the uk public vote in brexit felt like a tectonic shift and it was a major change with consequences that were both farreaching and unclear. Brexit changes everything but how . Businesses, institutions and policymakers have been looking that ever since. The study that will talk about today looks at the impossible outcomes of what they mean for our Economic Policy and preparation. Im delighted to see many friends of the Wilson Center here today and i will introduce our expert panel. My idea is that we will hear from charlie about the results of the study and turn this over to michelle for comment and then ask fran and howard to weigh in. Who are these people you ask . Charlie is the Vice President of international a brand and hes a former Us Ambassador to greece and was a distinguished state Department Career including postings as possible Deputy Assistant secretary for euro