Candidacy but havent release books. Next up a Panel Discussion on new orleans, ten years after hurricane katrina. Thank you all everyone for coming this evening. Its my pleasure to welcome you to this wonderful public launch of robertas new new book. It is how the people of new orleans rebuilt the city. On behalf of the new school and nation books, its my pleasure to welcome everyone. Before we get started i just wanted to say a couple things about some people would have helped helped make the series possible. They are mary watson and pamela tellis from the executive deans office and they are wonderful partners. I also want to think cspan. Its so great that you are here filming us and the cspan audience. Thank you. It is such a pleasure to get to publicly introduce roberta gratz, someone who has been a hero has been a hero of mine for a long time. She is an amazing writer and thinker. She is an acclaimed urbanist and has published for previous book including the battle for gotham. Her
Time on booktv. Next up, Roberta Brandes Gratz leads a Panel Discussion on new orleans ten years after hurricane katrina. [inaudible conversations] thank you all, everybody, so much for coming this evening. Its my pleasure to welcome you to this wonderful public launch of roberta gratzs new book, and it is were still hear, ya bastards. On behalf of the new school and nation book, its my pleasure to welcome everyone. Before we get started, i just wanted to say a couple of things about some people who have helped make this series possible. They are mary watson and pamela tillless from the executive deans office at the new school, and they are wonderful partners in all the series of events we do throughout the year. And i also want to thank cspan, and its so great that youre here tonight filming this and the cspan audience. So thank you. It is such a pleasure to get to publicly introduce roberta gratz, someone who has been a hero of mine for a long time, way before i came to the nation be
Host has the president done anything you disagree with . Guest the president has made a major contribution to our state of affairs in america because he is polarized us so much and been so aggressive that people are starting to look at what has happened in our corporate lives over the past 50 years, and their waking up to knew realities. I talk about this crossroad when Abraham Lincoln had to say we can do this anymore. I do havei have to make a decision. When you think about where we are today is a country, we are half and half. I think what the president has done is encouraged all americans to choose this day which side you are on. There are a few things i agree with him on, but i do agree weare going to have to decide which america we want to be. Host have you thought about running for office . Guest i thought about that once. I ran a successful policy institute right now in washington. The center for urban renewal and education. I think were still effective on the outside that you
Woman, injuring four others before killing himself. Law enforcement sources identified the shooter as freshman jaylen ray fryberg. Just last week he was crowned home coming prince. The victims have not yet been identified and police are not saying anything about a positive motive. Joining us now live from marysville, washington, nbc news correspondent hallie jackson. Hallie, what is the latest on the students condition . Reporter here is what we know at the moment, melissa. Two young women are in Critical Condition at Providence Everett hospital. At harborview, a 15yearold is also in Critical Condition and a 14yearold is in serious condition. We understand this morning that those two boys are cousins of the suspected shooter in this case. Thats according to their grandfather. Law enforcement sources are identifying that shooter as jaylen fryberg. As you described him, he was described by classmates as a popular student, on the football team. He was an athlete and seemed to be, by most
In its former glory, sprawling persimmon trees towered over mature plants and native grasses in a field maintained by the recently closed Living School in New Orleans East.