Career, maybe she could all right. Thanks to our panel for joining us. Thanks to all of you for being with us this morning. Im kasie hunt. Dont go anywhere. Sandi, a new central starts right now the sun rising over a capital and chaos, Republican Leaders in the house losing control with upheaval largely fueled by donald trump we have new reporting from the epicenter of this political earthquake the Biden Administration moves closer to closing the Gun Show Loophole and a brand new rule that specifically defined what it means to be in the business of selling firearms and stepping up requirements on Background Checks. What is 65 Million People in the east under a severe storm threat today, who needs to prepare for dangerous winds and major flood threats. Kate is out today. Im john berman. Was sara sidner this is cnn news central do this morning, a web of chaos at home and abroad. Donald trump is smack in the middle of that where ive in fact, in most cases, donald trump is spinning the web
School here in the audience. I hope you enjoy that and continue to participate in the event. We have an exciting panel today. Lets get started with some questions. Many of the questions were prepared in advance. Lets start with questions about news in the current year. Its only been a year since the president ial election. It is hard to remember when fake facebook wasnt part of fake news. no matter how bad it was for their candidate or how bad it was it allowed them to assume it was coming from a biased point of view and therefore they ignored it it has not been typical of american campaigns have a slightly different view. We focus on the elections and it figures a letter that moore versus the cost and my background in psychology in a lot of the research that incentives of how people believe what they want to believe and really smart people have access to all the news they should know Better Believe what they want to believe. People will believe what they want to believe. Certainly soc
The federal government is officially shutting down. Good evening everyone. Republicans blame democrats and vice versa. The votes were not they are. Jana has been monitoring the backandforth in the senate. She is live with how it played out. Reporter the past hour has been very dramatic. The house the senate failed to break the stalemate. 5049 short of the 60 votes needed. The top Democrat Revealed in just the past hour he told President Trump he would consider a border wall in exchange for daca protections. President trump would not sealed the deal. Mrs. Feinstein. Mrs. Fisher. The motion is not agreed to permit reporter the senate vote failed as expected. Senators stayed on the floor huddling and heads nodding to see if there could be a last minute deal even as the midnight deadline passed. The political showdown with personal consequences for hundreds of thousands of federal employees and americans who could be impacted. All day the pressure was on to get a deal. Daca supporters prot
Becometing students to more politically engaged. An event hosted by the center for american progress, and. Eneration citizen good morning, everyone. I am that second of vice atsident of external affairs the center of american progress. On behalf of our great partners at generation citizen, i want to thank everyone of you for joining us for this important conversation. When we first planned this event a few weeks ago, we wanted to talk about the state of Civic Engagement among young people in our country. Given the recent outcry and horrific acts at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School in heartland and those that survived this choosing, and that our keynote speaker has deep ties to florida, i think todays discussion takes on a whole different meaning. Now perhaps more than ever, our government and its leaders must prove they are not only listening to our nations young people, but they are doing everything in their power to ensure all students feel protected and valued in the eyes of ou
State capital of santa fe. Former washington, senator bob graham to talk about Civics Education and engagement. Educational progress. Perhaps more importantly america s Civic Engagement is at an alltime low. Public trust in government remains near historic lows, particularly with our nations young people. Less than half of millennials are voting and only 18 of the public trusts leaders in washington to do the right thing. This creates a vicious cycle Many Americans are dissatisfied with their government, yet, still fail to vote because they believe their voices will not be heard. The good news, is that across the country we can find inspiring activists, policymakers, educators, and others who are turning apathy into action. We are honored to welcome 4 outstanding panelist this morning who are committed to motivating and engaging americas students and we look forward to hearing their insights. First, i have a great privilege of introducing our keynote speaker for today. Senator bob grah