Event. We have seen in recent years and increasing recognition of corruption, serious and wide ranging consequences in the nation it occurs in u. S. Foreign policy. It deters commerce and intensifies social inequalities. It drains dollars and provides obstacles for democracy and rule of law by undermining the functioning and legitimacy of institutions. this means that requires evaluating past approaches for what has and hasnt worked. It will be working alone as well as in concert with National Partners to address and other forms of corruption. It is the issues that will delve into today. We have, very forcefully, and impressive speakers both have been on the front lines of designing and implementing or advocating for those policies. They include former and sitting government officials, legal experts, leaders of nongovernmental organizations. I believe its fitting that were starting off the podium. From then carded, instrumental in driving letter station. He is a longtime advocate of a
Is that this vote will be very tight and very tense. So our question today on quadriga, should the u. K. Stay or go . I am joined by three seasoned observers and analysts, beginning with derek scally, who is from the irish times, and says brexit is merely a symptom for a long deepseated eu illness. Also with us is alan posener, a regular commentator for berlin who believes that brexit would be a catastrophe that would lead to the dissolution of the European Union. And welcome to ulrike herrmann, a Business Editor and writer at the tageszeitung, who says a brexit would not be as bad as it seems for the eu because the british would be forced to adopt all the key eu loss. Say a disaster might be just days away. Tell us about the disaster. Alan the disaster goes like this. Britain leaves. Aere is a disaster, in that man like Boris Johnson might become Prime Minister, which is disastrous for britain. Talk about europe. Camp in places like france, 61 of the population unfavorable of the eu,
Have made it harder to buy guns in the United States. More worries over press freedom in turkey. Are arrestedners after being protesters at a prokurdish newspaper. Amazons onehour Delivery Service is causing controversy at city hall in paris. If all the competition of the world is getting you down, a piece is on the way. International yoga day. First, our top story, live from paris. Genie thousands of people will fill wembley arena tonight for a live tv debate on the brexit. The vote on that referendum is two days ago way is two days away. Lets bring in benedict. This live debate tonight, the last one before the referendum is it going to change anyones minds . Benedict lets listen to that and then we will the last argument is being put by the leaders. The proremain leader is Prime Minister david cameron. Jeremy corbyn has been speaking. Polls are very tight. We had three during the night who are leading figures in the leading remain campaign, repaired to go headtohead tonight in what i
A little light breeze. Its out of the south at 6 miles an hour. See the skies are starting to brighten up. Were 40 minutes away from sunrise this morning. Once its up, the temperatures will start their climb. 71 degrees at 8 00 this morning and then 81 degrees by 11 00 and still moving. In fact, you can add another 10 degrees to that for the afternoon high in philadelphia. The suburbs, low 60s. Youre seeing low 60s also in the Lehigh Valley where skies are nice and clear and not seeing a repeat of the fog that we had yesterday. 75 degrees at 9 00. The Lehigh Valley by lunch time, 83 degrees. Stand by for a hot day today. The humidity will be a little bit higher during the day today. Not like what we had last week. 91 degrees, thats one grae ade away from the record in 1995. The jersey shore, up to 85 degrees. Well go through the forecast hour by hour when im back in a few minutes. First, Jessica Boyington has first alert traffic. Thanks, bill. Right back to the Lehigh Valley right now.
Accident scene on the garden state parkway, northbound just around the white horse pike. The left lane is blocked there. Thats just around exit 40. No huge delays by the scene right now. Not a lot of cars heading out the door there. Same goes for the accident on the new jersey turnpike that were picking up in runnemede. Thats the left lane blocked and headed southbound around exit 6, the black horse pike. Lanes still moving through. We are still watching detours, behind schedule this morning on the vine street expressway. Right around broad street, all traffic still being diverted off. It looks like they opened up the eastbound side. Traffic looks like its moving towards 95. Traffic moving towards the schuylkill right now. Heavier since its the 5 00 hour. Usually we end earlier and ahead of schedule. You see that traffic, a little bit of a backup around the broad street exit. New this morning, a congregation in Camden County will have to find a new place to worship after an overnight F