Confident that people are the dominant cause of Global Warming and causing the sea levels to rise. Protesting cairo and other cities come days after a Muslim Brotherhood protesters held banners and shout the slogans. And detroit will receive aid from the federal government and private funds. Those are the headlines. Inside story is next for al jazeera. Never before than now has there been a difference between the haves and have notes. But in the worries of the shrinking middle class seem far from the minds of those who can do something about it. Thats inside story tonight. Hello and thanks for being with us. Americans are increasingly worried that the country is going in the wrong direction. In the action on capitol hill with the repeated fights over the budget obamacare and the debt ceiling is clearly not happening. On the budget the action on the senate back to the house over the weekend as lawmakers work to avert a possible government shutdown. Tonight on inside story well move away
This month’s Office Hours is a conversation with Sarah Damaske, author of The Tolls of Uncertainty. Damaske is a professor of sociology and labor and employment relations at Pennsylvania State University. She shares some good reasons to be hopeful about the future of sociology and also reminds us of the potential for profound and surprising moments during interviews.