I came up with this in about 2002 when i was creating this course at Temple University for honor students called dissent in america. Of the Honors Program asked me to create a course on a topic. What topic interests me . Im from the 60s. Dissent. It made sense to me right away. I started teaching the course. The students got into it. Teachings grew out of it. We would start meeting on fridays after class talking about the historical background of contemporary issues. At the time we started the teachings, we were invading iraq. This created a lot of consternation on the part of the students wanting to talk about it and understand why we were doing that. When i was putting together the first book, dissent in america, i wanted the students to read what they had to say and not what someone else said about them. That was the first way i got into it. Over the last 10 years while teaching the course, i have written this new book, which is the narrative history of a complete study of American
Start to september. Stocks were pummeled to the tune of about 3 today as a new month did little to quell concerns about china and the Federal Reserve. You know that story. Lets take a look at the damage. The dow industrials fell 469 points to 16,058. Nasdaq shed 140 and the s p 500 gave back 58. Its the worst start to a september in 13 years. Bob pisani has more on todays selloff. We fell 2 in the open and we stayed down. You can blame it on chinas pour manufacturing numbers if you want, but the number was this line with consensus. The whole market was down roughly 3 . This line with conse. The whole market was down roughly 3 . Want, but the number line with consensus. The whole market was down roughly 3 . Industrials down 2 to 3 . Commodity names all have international exposure. But telecom and utilities . They were all down 2 or 3 as well. They dont sell to china. And how about the regional banks . Theyre all down 3 or are more as well. Sun trust doesnt have business in china. There
Start to september. Stocks were pummeled to the tune of about 3 today as a new month did little to quell concerns about china and the Federal Reserve. You know that story. Lets take a look at the damage. The dow industrials fell 469 points to 16,058. Nasdaq shed 140 and the s p 500 gave back 58. Its the worst start to a september in 13 years. Bob pisani has more on todays selloff. We fell 2 in the open and we stayed down. You can blame it on chinas pour manufacturing numbers if you want, but the number was this line with consensus. The whole market was down roughly 3 . This line with conse. The whole market was down roughly 3 . Want, but the number line with consensus. The whole market was down roughly 3 . Industrials down 2 to 3 . Commodity names all have international exposure. But telecom and utilities . They were all down 2 or 3 as well. They dont sell to china. And how about the regional banks . Theyre all down 3 or are more as well. Sun trust doesnt have business in china. There
Start to september. Stocks were pummeled to the tune of about 3 today as a new month did little to quell concerns about china and the Federal Reserve. You know that story. Lets take a look at the damage. The dow industrials fell 469 points to 16,058. Nasdaq shed 140 and the s p 500 gave back 58. Its the worst start to a september in 13 years. Bob pisani has more on todays selloff. We fell 2 in the open and we stayed down. You can blame it on chinas pour manufacturing numbers if you want, but the number was this line with consensus. The whole market was down roughly 3 . This line with conse. The whole market was down roughly 3 . Want, but the number line with consensus. The whole market was down roughly 3 . Industrials down 2 to 3 . Commodity names all have international exposure. But telecom and utilities . They were all down 2 or 3 as well. They dont sell to china. And how about the regional banks . Theyre all down 3 or are more as well. Sun trust doesnt have business in china. There
I have been satisfied with the report ever since. , to is a personal note myself, i feel like i can rely on this personal opinion. I wanted to share that with you all. Thank you very much. [applause] [captions Copyright National cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] ladies and gentlemen, welcome back. After what i think was an extraordinary first session, and a truncated break, for which i apologize, we will begin the second session with five additional panelists. Our transitional panelist is jay vogelson. He has a foot in both caps. He was staff member on the Warren Commission and is a dallas lawyer. Begin, similar to the first panel, a description of his esperance with the commission. Then i am asking the second panel to do two things. One is that they have collated and organized the questions, but they also come at the questions for members of the Commission Staff, from their own individual areas of expertise. They have their own questio