Shame. And gay talese. Revisits the bridge that made him a literary giant. We begin in washington, where a 1. 1 trillion spending bill hangs in the balance with the u. S. Senate. The house narrowly approved the legislation last night, despite support from president obama it is getting a lot of push back from democrats who put a lot of the blame on banks. Here we are five years after dodd frank with congress on the verge of ramming through a provision that would do nothing for the middle class, do nothing for community banks, do nothing but raise the risk that taxpayers will have to bail out of the biggest banks once again. And it is with the banks we take a closer look at the spending bill. As Patricia Sabga reports, it is all in the bills. Its an item in the bill that is so importantly to the big banks, j. P. Morgan chief jamie dimon personally telephoned. A provision repealing a key dodd frank financial reform that would prevent banks from leaving taxpayers on the hook when certain r
And then the north korean government dont tell [inaudible] the second cause, the poor environmental about media industry, as some have already said, too much competition between Media Companies and between people exist. And too little too much space on newspaper and too much time on tv news. So we have to write reports, whatever, everyday, every night. So sometimes well have enough time to verify the facts and check. Its reality. And i think some reporters have the first belief that North Koreans do not argue about their article. And then the last code i have, ideological [inaudible] i want to bring [inaudible] you know, everybody have their own view of north korea. So do the journalists. Some are conservatives and some are [inaudible] so usually the conservatives want to blame north korea, right . And the progressives want to verify. So when conservative journalists meet, conservative also received conservative pundit, or and vice versa. Progressive meet progresses. I think it is like
So we specialize in only north korea. We do it daytoday, which is in the slow summer days of august can be very, very difficult. You know, we are really struggling sometimes to find leads for stories to do something original and its those times when personally it does get to you and you just wish this could be a bit more of a normal country and access and get in and interview various people and find leads for content. Thats something that troubles me a lot. And its something in the long term if we cant resolve well, i think, drive good journalists away from the subject because they will just find to it be such a challenge to continue working on. The other thing which has been alluded to is we have an issue, a difficulty with reports from north korea that its quite unique to international relations. So we often hire south korean nationals, be they interns or staffers in seoul and we actually have a problem with quite a high turn over rate with these people because oftentimes they will a
Getting food, getting employment opportunities, those were all very important to me. And i just want to say that it is extremely difficult to look past the adults in our lives. Because as i mentioned earlier in my speech i didnt have any support in my family and i was raised my Community Members in washington d. C. And they werent even family. So when they were raising me i just took a look at how successful they were. And ive always just wanted to be in that circle of success. Every time ill see mr. George and he was just established and he was always there for us. But he did it for over 20 years and that is how dedicated he was. That kept me going because i didnt want to disappoint them. And for me to let them down, for them to put in the effort to help me and for me to just give up. It wasnt worth it. It wanted to make them proud. So i was like i want to be just like that. I wish i was as great as you are. Leadership starts a the top. So then who you look up and thats what keeps me
Costcutting. The university has close to 7 billion and 7 years ago, it was more like 5. 5 billion. Reporter but the governor and other elected officials dont want napolitano putting a gun to their heads with the threat of politically unpopular tuition hikes unless they get more money. As somebody who served as governor would you think that she would understand that governors dont respond well to this tactic. I feel like students are having to pay regardless of what happens. Its a power struggle thats happening right now. Reporter that are the scene as the vote was cast. And i have to say, it was a Sharp Division there, veronica. It wasnt just the governor. Just about every elected official that sat on that board was going no as well because they are just not happy with the idea of the problems shooting up to them in sacramento right now. Thank you, phil. The proposed tuition hike goes before the full board of regents tomorrow. Were five weeks from christmas but theres a crisis taking s