Hello everybody welcome to the brookings event on election and here at the Brookings Institute to have several colleagues to join me for an indepth discussion on this topic we will do a twopart event today starting with what you see before you. With the integrative process and then as second panel on the problems tackling this implication with a campaign were in the midst of. And with those keynote remarks some one from someone on the front lines. And the infrastructure security with the department of homeland security. And with they are doing with those t issues and then to go into a discussion with mark harvey with the National Security council for the person in charge of coordinating all of the initiatives. And with Election Security and integrity. And at the Harvard Institute of politics will also trying to work with the outreach on those issues and to understand whats involved on the various issues and to be and in the midterms. And with the organization especially devoted with th
The hit stores like this and do that kind of damage. He is confident that the Good Police Work will crack the case soon and the suspects will be apprehended before hitting the store again. Stephen tschida, abc7 news. Larry thank you. Alison talked about it online for months and now itks like metro board is willing to give them refunds if the trains cant get them to work on time. D. C. Bureau chief sam ford covering metro live from the judiciary station to explain. Sam . Sam well, it came out at a meeting today of the metro committee on the safety and the service delivery. As a way of assuring the public metro plans to win them back by putting the money where its mouth is if necessary. Back on your smart trip card. A Committee Voted Unanimously to accept a plan whereby m would reimburse the fare of any smart trip rider is the trip was more than 15 minutes late. Reaction . I think its a great thing to do. Frequently late on metro. You like the idea . Yeah. It sounds great. The Board Memb
As they try to put problems behind them. And the new heart drug may outweigh the benefits. Welcome to street signs, everybody. Lets look at the markets here in particular i want to show you whats going on with the da x. We have only one stock in the green. It is starting the trading week down by seventenths of 1 after a flat week last week over the past year to date period it is still up by 6 not doing too badly. It is telling about the struggles this index has been under where it is down by 1. 3 one of the reasons we could be seeing a number of these stocks down is the strength of the euro on the back the euro is at two and a half year highs against the green back thats when a number of companies go red and were seeing some Energy Related assets move lower in light of what steve was saying about Hurricane Harvey theyre taking activities off line, costs money every single day, ramping up costs money as well, and if theres damage to infrastructure, that costs even more lets look at othe
28th, 2017. From nbc news, this is a special edition of today the impact of Hurricane Harvey, with matt lauer and Savannah Guthrie, live, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to today. 7 00 a. M. On the west coast. So glad to have you on us on a busy monday morning if youre just waking up. Craig melvin is in for matt. Weve been seeing images out of texas they take your breath away, words like catastrophic and historic being used to describe the flooding and damage from harvey and yet those words hardly seem to do it justice. Hard to believe that that part of this country is actually expecting more rain as well. Meanwhile, fema says they expect at least 30,000 people to live in those temporary shelters. We are just at the beginning of this. Heres where it stands right now. At least two people have died, but officials expect that number to rise as crews work that are way through still rising floodwaters. In houston alone more than 1,000 high water rescues
From nbc news, this is a special edition of today the impact of Hurricane Harvey. With matt lauer and savannah guthrie, live, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to today. We have craig in for matt. When we look as these images, its absolutely heartbreaking. This is the fourthlargest city in our country. And words like catastrophic and historic, the words to describe the flooding there. And houston will see more rain over the next few days, as well. At least two people have died. But officials are expecting that number to rise, as crews work their way through stillrising floodwaters. In houston alone, more than 1,000 highwater rescues have already been carried out. Overnight, mandatory Evacuation Orders for several neighborhoods along the brasos river. That river is expected to rise three foot above its record. One official calling it an 800year flooding event. Texas governor, greg abbott, announced a thousand National Guard members are headed to houst