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Good evening everyone and welcome to i am interviewing Eva Moskowitz tonights program is a part of our Bernard Irene swarts Speakers Series and i would like to sake i like to thank mr. Swarts for his leadership which is enabled us bring 70 prominent speakers to the stage. I would also like to mention that our chairman emeritus had hoped to be with us this evening , but unfortunately his travel schedule conflicted with the programming. Im delighted to say that susan who has advised us at our history films is here and i would like to thank her and welcome her for all she has done on behalf of New York Historical. [applause]. Tonights program will last about an hour and will include a question and answer question session. Questions should be written on no cards. If you did not receive a no card my colleagues are still going up and down the aisle so good in no card from them. The questions will be collected later on in the program there will be a book signing this evening that will take ou
Good evening and welcome to the New York Historical society. Im the president and ceo and this evening i have the great pleasure of interviewing Eva Moskowitz who i ceo of the Largest Charter School Network in new york, the Success Academy. Tonights program is a part of our bernard and Irene Schwartz distinguished speaks series and as always id like to think mr. Swartz for his great generosity and leadership which has enables to us bring so many prominent speakers to the stage. Id also just like to mention that our chairman emeritus, Roger Hertzog hoped to be here but his travel schedule conflicts with the programming. Susan hertzog, who has as advised us is here and thank fer for all she has down on behalf of New York Historical. [applause] so, tonights program will last an hour and it will include a question and answer session. Questions will be written on note cards. You should have received a note card as you entered the auditorium this evening. If you did not, my colleagues are st
Had lost confidence in its leered leader. Those relies, plain and simple. James comey making his case before congress. It was one of the most eagerly anticipated congressional hearings in years. Catherine harris begins our coverage. I was honestly entering that he might lie about the nature of our meeting so i thought it was important to document. Reporter what was it about that meeting that led you to determine that you needed to start putting down a written record . The circumstances. The subject matter, and the person i was interacting with. Circumstances, first i was alone with the president of the united states. With the president elect, soon to be president. 4 he said that the white house is not straight with him. The shifting explanations. They confuse me and increasingly concerned me. They can suit infuse me because the president that i had had multiple conversations with about my job, both before and after he took office. Reporter he said he was fired over his handling of the
5 00 oclock this afternoon much heres video of his incredible rescue by the philadelphia Fire Department. This was a trench operation that came in. It was a very dangerous operation we are told. The hole it was very tight and narrow about 14 feet deep by 4 feet wide. That does not give you a lot of wiggle room to get down and get somebody out of there. We are told that teams of two firefighters each would go down. They would sure up the foundation. They would remove the boulders and the rocks fallen and trapped this worker. They hulls to administer oxygen and first aid as all of this was going on and during the entire operation this man was alive were told and he was alert. Now, the Fire Department had to put a harness down into the hole. They had to get him into the harness and pull him back up. We did speak with witnesses on the scene who saw what happened. Heres what they told us. So i was running by and heard the guy down the hole yelling like, get me out of here, get the shovel an