It captures the imagination of Real Estate Developers and they start to build dense developments and bring amenities into communities that traditionally may not have them. I think the challenge for us is that right now if we look at the amount of money were putting into transit, i think the demand for it is going to increase substantially over the next several years because of shear population movements. Thats why i would urge a more robust investment in transit, first of all. And secondly urge that we do more to partner with local communities, whether its mpos, or mayors or even governors in some cases to help them develop the tools to utilize the land use opportunities that come about as a result. Yeah, boston had 800,000 people who lived there in 1950s. And it drifted all the way down to about 600,000. But now, with increasing Transit Oriented Development boston has gone back up to 640,000, and the arrow is straight up in terms of the number of people who now want to move back use p
Announcer from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Al Vernon Jordan is an eminent investment banker and longer. Lawyer. He was a pioneer in the momentous civil rights struggles in the 1960s and 1970s. He escorted Charlene Hunter through jeering mob to integrate the university of georgia in 1961, was then field director for the georgia naacp, was executive director of the United Negro College fund, and from 19711981 was president of the National Urban league. As america celebrates the 50th anniversary of the selma alabama march and bloody sunday, which led to the Voting Rights act, its a pleasure to have Vernon Jordan here. And you for joining us. Thank you for joining us. Vernon and you for having me. Al how important was selma to the civil rights struggle . Vernon selma was a crucial struggle. It was a moment where it took us that giant step, because selma led to the voter rights act of 1965. There is a historic notion that the Voting Rights act of 1965 was passed by t
Announcer from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. Al Vernon Jordan is an eminent investment banker and longer. He was a pioneer in the momentous civil rights struggles in the 1960s and 1970s. He escorted Charlene Hunter through jeering mob to integrate the university of georgia in 1961, was then field director for the georgia naacp was executive director of the United Negro College fund, and from 19711981 was president of the National Urban league. As america celebrates the 50th anniversary of the selma alabama march and bloody sunday which led to the Voting Rights act, its a pleasure to have Vernon Jordan here. And you for joining us. Burning and you for having me. Al how important was selma to the civil rights struggle . Vernon selma was a crucial struggle. It took us that giant step because selma led to the voter rights act of 1965. There is a historic notion that the Voting Rights act of 1965 was passed by the congress here in washington dc. The fact of the matter
It actually came out in the world, it was so twisted. S and i think he keeps looking around going what did i say, im speaking the truth. And i was really interested in that tight rope of someone who looks like theyre doing a lot of things which is im going to line you out because im mad at you for 20 years ago. Im going to line out the Police Officers, im going to reach for help and really all these shooing is one thing which is getting justice for her son. Rose we conclude with tony robbins about his new book money, master the game and his life coach. Increase the quality of peoples lives as quickly as possible. I think of them as break throughs. Theres only few areas i dont remember relationship, your career, your body, your energy and theres money. Rose al hunt Vernon Jordan gayleo5 king and Felicity Huffman, tony robbins when we continue. Rose funding for charlie rose has been provided by rose additional funding provided by and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and Inform
Let us remain standing as that great distinguished theologian the president of the San Francisco Theological Seminary and who walked from brown chapel ame church all the way to this spot the reverend dr. Theodore gill will pronounce the invocation. Dr. Gill may i pray first . For myself and my brothers on the steps behind us. And in the windows around us and the prayer is not mine. Father in heaven, forgive us our trespasses. Amen and now for all of us, god of all nations b,lless this nation. Use its strength and beauty the justice we walked for in these days spread to the ends of the earth we have lived in and lived on on the road, and bless to us all this occasion that we may be more adequate to every occasion for jesus sake. Amen. In montgomery, governor wallace has just issue a message saying that he will not see any group of citizens until after the march has concluded and dispersed. When this is done, he will see any group of citizens from the state of alabama. At the speakers pl