He took the gun off of me for that split second and i was able top take control of thep situation. Hep made a difference in just seconds. Were talking to the gas station clerk in Brevard County who took down an accused robber. But this isnt any ordinary clerk. No, hes an army veteran who has already seen his fair share of danger. Tiffany teasley joining us live to explain what went down. Reporter the bad guy was in for quite a surprise when the clerk veteran quickly turned the tables sending the suspect running away. This Surveillance Video from the Brevard County Sheriffs Office shows an armed robber pointing a gun at the clerk demanding money. It happened last tuesday here at the b. P. Gas station in mims. He was using a lot of profanity. Just telling me fought money in the bag. Reporter but things didnt go as planned for the robber that is. I kind of went into my training mode. I had to get the gun away as fast easy could and to inflict as much damage as i reporter you see the clerk
Make vur your mute your television or radio when you call in so you wont feed back. Or you can send us a tweet. Same question, should the u. S. Invest more in africa . We will get to your comments and your posts in just a bit. E u. S. africa summit getting underway today in washington. It is a largely economic gathering. African leaders converge on the summit. They write it is a largest gathering of african government officials in washington in an effort to bolster the u. S. Relationship with one of the worlds Fastest Growing economies but preparations for the historic summit have been overshadowed by the march of the ebola virus in west africa, a crisis that has claimed more than 700 lives and has International Health officials scrambling for solutions. Here are some comments from the or as well. Ct some have cast africas otential in a new light. An unprecedented threeday conference between u. S. Officials and more than 40 african heads of state underscore the gains that have been mad
How for some information is handled, collect it, and done for marketing purposes. It is at 2 30 p. M. Eastern also on cspan. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg spoke about the Supreme Court through a conversation with a former u. S. Solicitor theodore olson. He breezily argued before the court he recently argued before the court in two cases. This is a 45 minute event. [applause] good morning. [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible] audio. Someone will also have to control the microphone. [laughter] it is a great privilege for me to have the opportunity to ask questions of Justice Ginsberg instead of the other way around. [laughter] i want to thank all of you out there who planted questions with me in the hopes that i would ask those questions, but i probably will not ask any of those questions. [laughter] lets start with the Supreme Court of the u. S. You and your court handled the most difficult and most controversial questions of our day and of our society involving life, death, voting, propert
I first question is i have is for mr. Goldstein. Talked to this to some extent. I will come back and revisit it very briefly. In the past decade or so, you have overseen 12 independent reports of federal Facility Security. You have looked at the armed guard programs, you have collaborated with state and local Law Enforcement and the Human Capital planning. Gao has also conducted what we call them covert testing. You talked about some of that that is going on of federal facilities. In other words, you try to penetrate federal facilities to test how security works. It is like what we do in the Nuclear Power plant world. Again, for the record, how would you assess federal Facility Security today . Over 30,000 feet, how would you assess federal Facility Security today, realizing we are on a where folksum, focus on this, going back to 1995, Oklahoma City is it getting better, worse, it is uneven . I think it is very uneven, mr. Chairman. Yes, there have been improvements since Oklahoma City
Incentives in place to encourage retirement saving. I tend to think that they are pretty weak in the terms of tax deferrals on tax deductions, in theory you could wind up paying more taxes either virtue of savings. Making that more robust might make sense. A gooding credit is idea, but i also think that more incentives to encourage motivation makes sense. I think there is probably never an area where economists are more divided from up the public than annuities. You should essentially make annuities from all your wealth, almost no individual in the general public will do this willingly. Very few people want to annuitize their 401 k s. If you give them the option of a lump sum, they will take it and walk away. It is just the human nature kind of thing. An annuity turn to from a millionaire and to someone getting 50,000 per year and no one likes it. But something along those lines to encourage default could make sense. Once people have them, they will be happy with them, but the initial