Education and workforce subcommittee looks at the impact of covid19 on higher education. Joining us next is celine firth who is a Senior Research fellow. E directs their urbanity project. Thanks for being on this morning. Th morning. Give us some specifics. What do you study in the urbanity project . This aboutnity cities, and in a bigger sense come about living together. Beings come human as americans, solve the problems that make it hard to live near each other so we can reap the benefits of having a big civilization with lots of interactions, lots of people meeting people, doing business on the creating culture, all the things that make coronavirus really dangerous. Host salim furth on with us to talk about the effect of coronavirus on cities and urban areas across the country. A common headline we are seeing in fact, this morning in the hill, americans leave large cities for suburban areas and rural towns. It is early. Is data in to support that, and is there any idea on whether th
A controversial Independence Day address d and joe biden scrambles to find a strategic running mate dont go anywhere americas war starts right now. Now that Jeffrey Epsteins pal just plain mad magazine fare and you know this story just is a story without end finally though now heres whats bothersome about theres so many but there are some things about this story but why did it take 24 years for the f. B. I. In the government to do their job in a resting this woman 24 years whats your take. Well i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that abstain was obviously very well connected and therefore everyone connected to him bit of fitted from those relationships i mean even maxwell and other unnamed accomplices themselves benefited from that nonprosecution agreement back in 2007 or 2008 the 1st time that epstein ran into legal trouble in that particular nonprosecution agreement actually said not just were not going to prosecute you Jeffrey Epstein but were also not going to prosecute an
Affected by the coronavirus. Egge discussesrt how covid19 is impacting nursing home patient. Next. Ington journal is host the weekend july 4 celebrations are over, and the covid crisis continues, the cages surging in several states across the country. Good morning. Welcome to washington journal for this monday, july 6. We will talk about what the situation is like in your area and state, the impact of the search in it crisis across cases across the state. In lines are 202 7488000 the eastern and central time zones. In the mountain and pacific areas, 202 7488001. If you like to send us a text, 202 7488003t at tell us your name and where you are from. cspanwj. So on twitter soaring cases, hospitalizations overshadowed july 4 celebrations. States cast an 39 shadow over the nations fourth of july celebrations, as Health Experts word about holiday parties causing a further spike in infections that could overwhelm hospitals. Also looking at the wall street journal this morning in specificity
Senior Research Fellow from the arcadia center. Thank you for being with us this morning. Guest thank you, good to talk with you. Host what do you study . This about cities, and in a bigger sense come about living together. Beings come human as americans, solve the problems that make it hard to live near each other so we can reap the benefits of having a big civilization with lots of interactions, lots of people meeting people, doing business on the creating culture, all the things that make coronavirus really dangerous. Host salim furth on with us to talk about the effect of coronavirus on cities and urban areas across the country. A common headline we are seeing in fact, this morning in the hill, americans leave large cities for suburban areas and rural towns. It is early. Is data in to support that, and is there any idea on whether this will be a longterm trend after the pandemic . Guest we do not have enough data to really say that that is going on. You see some real estate is in i
Government is taking urgent action to fly its citizens out of india within days. And those people around the world are cooped up at home because of the pandemic well take you a point to a part of qatar where there is a rebirth of bird life. Im joining with the sports including Uncertain Times in mclarens Formula One Team ek kamani factious says it will cut a quarter of its workforce across all operations because of the pandemic. There is growing anger as countries in the new hot spot of the coronavirus pandemic has struggled to cope with the outbreak poor people across latin america say theyre the ones suffering the most from lock downs and spending cuts and its leading to protests throughout the region as alexey obrien reports. In a quick door they marched in defiance of the lock down angry over government cuts to jobs into. Salarys brought in to tackle the pandemic was the mayor of the capital quito had asked the crowds to stay home because of the risk of infection but these proteste