Ahead, we look at the state of Charitable Giving in america. We begin this sunday evening with live pictures from hong kong where prodemocracy activists have turned out in big numbers. No demonstrators are trying to surround government buildings to prevent workers from getting in. This was the scene about two hours ago when the protesters clashed with police. Police used baton, pepper sprays and water to business disperse the crowd. Rob mcbride is covering the protests from hong kong. Reporter they were the most vie leapt clashes on the streets of hong kong in the twomonth struggle. Pitched battles around the main governments headquarters in the district home to the sdmon traitors make occupation site. Student leaders are called for a big turnout for what they said would be a new tactic, telling protesters to come prepared with googles and masks. Then they revealed they would try to paralyze the government by laying siege to all the entrances of the government headquarters. Police were
The Wireless Industry price war. The Third Largest carrier, undercuts the competition by making data cheaper. With more on this, ryan canute son, reporter for the wall street journal. Ryan, great to have you here. What is sprint offering . Theyre offering a promotion right now which is 100 for up to 40 gigabytes of data if you have 10 lines. It starts at 20 big guys of data for four lines which is undercutting at t and verizon by 60 bucks. More data than when what you get on it. Mobile. Gerri look at comparisons. We have great numbers. Sprint coming in at 160. Verizon is at 310. At t, 310. Tmobile, 180 undercutting everybody. Will they give me something extra if i leave my carrier . Right. Theyre also going to pay up to 350 for you to switch, if youre coming from another carrier. Theyre trying to sort of bring themselves more in line with the price points of their carriers. They were more expensive. Sort of key fourline competition point which is most common sort of family plan. But th
We are having a conversation about afghanistan one year later. The consequences of withdrawal, and what are our responsibilities to the Afghan People and ourselves. I really did not want to convened this meeting. I would rather we did not withdrawal. Maybe im in the minority but i think there were a bunch of bad consequences to withdrawing, but i know there are a lot of different views and many may not agree with me. I do think that there were shortterm and longterm consequences from this. I also think this will reverberate for a long time and it had implications all over the world, not just in afghanistan that here and in other parts of the world. I think we are going to have a very long and interesting discussion about this. But one of the things i worry about is because afghanistan is in a forgotten corner of the world, it is easy to sweep under the rug and think about other things. We have lots of other things going on in the world, so it is a small place but it has the ability in
About afghanistan one year later. The consequences of withdrawal, and what are our responsibilities to the Afghan People and ourselves. I really did not want to convened this meeting. I would rather we did not withdrawal. Maybe im in the minority but i think there were a bunch of bad consequences to withdrawing, but i know there are a lot of different views and many may not agree with me. I do think that there were shortterm and longterm consequences from this. I also think this will reverberate for a long time and it had implications all over the world, not just in afghanistan that here and in other parts of the world. I think we are going to have a very long and interesting discussion about this. But one of the things i worry about is because afghanistan is in a forgotten corner of the world, it is easy to sweep under the rug and think about other things. We have lots of other things going on in the world, so it is a small place but it has the ability in the grand scheme of things, t
Strategic and international studies. Go ahead . Ok, great. Go ahead . Ok, great. Im dan and i hold the chair here at csis. We are having a conversation about afghanistan one year later. The consequences of withdrawal, and what are our responsibilities to the Afghan People and ourselves. I really did not want to convened this meeting. I would rather we did not withdrawal. Maybe im in the minority but i think there were a bunch of bad consequences to withdrawing, but i know there are a lot of different views and many may not agree with me. I do think that there were shortterm and longterm consequences from this. I also think this will reverberate for a long time and it had implications all over the world, not just in afghanistan that here and in other parts of the world. I think we are going to have a very long and interesting discussion about this. But one of the things i worry about is because afghanistan is in a forgotten corner of the world, it is easy to sweep under the rug and thin