Didnt have to return the box. There was embarrassing incidents where after tornadoes, the Cable Company fine them 400 for box destroyed in tornado. They are Getting Better about that. You know, they ought to be commended for that. I think verizon has to be acknowledge for having the major carriers doing the best job, but look at why they were successful and how they were successful and then say, you know, all of that stuff you did that was successful, we have to make that a standard, make that, if not an enforced standard, at least spread nej out there so knowledge out there so everyone can perform as well the next time. Host back to what you wrote on your blog about private industry taking over the infrastructure and having control of the infrastructure. Recently, a couple years ago, the companies succeeded in not having to put up backup Battery Power on their cell towers, something you wrote about. Guest right. Host if you would, more on this privatepublic partnership. Guest yeah, an
Now. Lecturing in istanbul, the International Center for scholars, a special adviser to the turkish president in the snows. Named one of the most 100 powerful arab women last year, appears on u. S. Cable news channels quite often and the founder and chairman of the independent think tank beirut institute. Safeen, a member of the kurdistan democratic party. Hes also a member of the was a standingin member of the Iraqi Governing Council of the authority in 2004. He was exiled to the u. K. And returned to his homeland and is playing a very key role in its development in the kurdistan province. Lets make it a conversation, more oprah, fewer speeches, and hopefully everybody gets involved shortly. I want to begin by asking all the panelists to take a birds eye view first. How you see the flow happening in the region generally, in syria in particular, and where do you see some connections happening. Afra, would you like to begin . Hello, everyone. Good morning. Im replacing my colleague from
Around and change the rules. What i do to modify my mortgage . I wish i had an answer. Your story sounds very similar to hundreds of other of the borrowers. There is a lot of confusion. I do not know really what to offer other than to check out the resources that Lender Consortium has put together. It is unfortunate that ithere have been a lot of modifications. Host thank you so much for being here. That is your money segment where we look at how taxpayer dollars are spent. We were look more on that on future mondays. We will be back at 7 00 tomorrow. We now go to the American Enterprise institute which is holding a panel on a forprofit and federal education. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2012] we are just getting back. The energy level is probably going to get mellow. We will make that work for us. Todays panel is on the question of forprofit and federal education policy. This is a topic that we at aei have b
It was not achieved immediately, but it was the template. India is important in 1947 because india is the oldest nation of the postcolonial world. The Indian Constitution creates an ideological template for democracy. With the emergence of india, china had a different template. Very interesting, we see these comparisons, two parties, congress and the Chinese Communist party, became the dominant force in the post independents space. Both had to be discriminated because both came from economically driven needs. The chinese offered autocratic left. But had karimov charismatic leaders. Long story short,ke i im waiting for the short part. Just a little bit longer. Both had charismatic leaders, but i [indiscernible] but realistic economic policies that have been following were not working. In one case, you had soft reform of the 1990s and in chinas case, from hard left the hard reform. Right. The corruption is causing some much turbulence in nations has actually emerge from economic reform.
Stub substituteing tonight, Carl Quintanilla. Good evening. Were learning more tonight about the copilot of the german jetliner that crashed tuesday killing 150 people. A new report may help explain how the pilot got locked out of the cockpit and begged to be let in as the plane descended. All of this as the families of the victims continue to mourn their losses. Katie tur is in germany with the latest. Katie, good evening. Reporter carl, the flight data recorder is still missing. Theres a chilling report about the other black box, the cockpit voice recorder describeing exactlyily what it sounded like in that plane. It was a glider friends say lubitz first learned to fly. Friends that flew with him say it was clear he had a love for the sky. Whats not clear is why he would crash a plane carrying 149 others into the side of a mountain. No answers but today the german tabloid reported a timeline of the last minutes from the cockpit voice recorder. The flight started normally with the cap