The citi foundation. Supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. Sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. Corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and Group Retirement products. Thats why we are your retirement company. Additional support has been provided by and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. From the tisch wnet studios at Lincoln Center in new york, hari sreenivasan. Sreenivasan good evening and thanks for joining us. The United States has made a show of force to bolster south korea, five days after what north korea claimed was its First Hydrogen bomb test. Which has yet to be confirmed. Today, the u. S. Air force flew a nuclearcapable b52 bomber based in guam on a lowlevel flight over south korean air space. It was escorted by american f 16s based in south korea and south korean fighter jets. The u. S. Military calls the exercise a demonstration of commitmen
Im dave clark. Lets talk about our weather and traffic. Steve paulson is talking about the hot weather youve been talking about as well. Yes. Very hot. What we want to tell people, if you are getting ready for the day, turn around and look at the screen here. We have a advise that should we have a sunrise that should catch your attention. 60s, 70s. There is a decent breeze. 60s, 80s, near 100 again with these higher clouds and the fog is back. Carl the fog. A lot of people commenting in San Francisco and matt said could you tell him to get his fannie down to san jose fanny down to san jose. High clouds will move in here. That will keep some of these temps up, maybe take off a double degrees on the highs. It will be hot and humid inland now. Trying to see if that delta breeze will kick in. Its south at 13. Thats not really great news. There is still a northerly component. The higher clouds will move in and give us a mostly cloudy day. Could be highbased lightning which we dont really wa
About to have their only steady income stream disappear completely. The emergency Unemployment Benefits and tomorrow. Thats right. Day for the d emergency Unemployment Compensation program, which has been renewed and renewed again since 2008, trying to cushion the impact of the recession. This was extended Unemployment Benefits the on 26 weeks normally provided by the states. Beyondn renewed the 26 weeks normally provided by the states. It has been renewed. Over the course of the next year, more unemployed workers are going to fall out of the program once they hit their 26 week limit. The center on budget and policy priorities estimates nearly 5 Million People will eventually lose out on this aid if it is not renewed. That is both a moral outrage and another congressionally inflicted blow to our economy. It is unprecedented. The minority whip on the house floor yesterday. Hes not the only democrat upset here. Act,cause congress did not more than one million of their constituents will l
Is that the u. S. Market share there has declined. I think that the federal government must continue its efforts to help develop small modular reactors, and i think that we can do this without putting International Security at risk or violating nonproliferation controls. Mr. President , the energy resurgence has fueled a beneficial expansion of u. S. Energy trade, and the evidence is clear that exports can help facilitate enhanced production by opening up u. S. Supply to global markets. Trade is creating jobs, its increasing supply, its enhancing our nations security, without doubt. Competition and efficiency are the strengths of the American Economy system. Theyre not defects. Trade and consumption will occur with or without us. So the question here is whether or not we can enhance or whether we will demote our global position. And to the extent that americanmade energy can displace other less clean sources, then the Global Environment will benefit from enhanced u. S. Trade. People co
Editorial board in 2020 after covering politics and the social movements for the national desk. She previously spent 16 years at the boston globe nearly half of that time as the papers Foreign Policy reporter in washington, d. C. She also served as a columnist Editorial Board member of the globe winning a pulitzer surprised commentary in 2016. Shes the author of a forthcoming book americanmade, what happens to people when works disappear . We are here to talk about peters new book, the great dissenter, story of John Marshall harlan, americas judicial hero. I love seeing the chat were everyone is writing in or tuning in from so thats great, keep ii coming. Its a delight to be c here tonight, a journalism mentor of mine. The boston globe 16 years, i think of 14 of them under peter and talked with enthusiasm about this book hes been working on so is a real pleasure to me to interview him tonight about his book. I can talk to peter anytime i want so i think tonight is a chance for you all