University press have only six directors and its 100 years and only four of those served in a fulltime capacity. So, but reflections that we hear today encompasses 50 years of history. It is my pleasure to introduce the moderator for todays panel, doctor james anderson. Doctor anderson serves as the dean of the school of education and has held leadership roles during his nearly 50 year tenure at urbanachampaign including serving as the head of the department of education policy organization and leadership. Doctor anderson was selected in 2016 as the unified president ial fellow and is known internationally as the groundbreaking scholar in the history of education and School Achievement in the u. S. Hes a member of the National Academy of education and is a professor of history of American Education and endowed member on the campus. Hes also served on the faculty board of the University Press during each of the tenures of the panelists today and we thank him for being here to lead us th
Explosive material, and devastating tornadoes hitting the south. We will look at what is in store for the region this weekend. In two hours the march jobs report, economists looking for 200,000 jobs added to the economy last month with the Unemployment Rate Holding Steady at 4. 9 . We are all over the jobs numbers. Turn to markets this morning. In asia overnight stocks hosting lower, shanghai composite with the nikkei average down better than 3. 5 , sharp selloff weighing on stocks in japan. European markets following asia. Look what we are seeing this morning with the decline between 1 3 and 2 in paris. Ahead of the jobs report futures in the us indicating a lower opening as well. We expect a 50 point decline this morning on this friday, april 1st. All that coming up and here to break it down sandra smith, Gary Kaminsky and jolene courtney. So happy to have you here. We have a major lineup this morning. Former 2016 president ial candidate and arkansas governor mike huckabee. Son of th
In 1912 in indonesia with the super volcano just a tiny bit. That but the lowering of the temperature may last two or three or four years. It is like a baby volcano i dont mean to downplay but it would not hurt all of america or have law in seattle which is how i imagined it. And it would not happen that way but that volcano could erupt any time. Not likely. So lets end with that happy thoughts. [applause] good afternoon. Well come to the best of the best from the University Presses. My name is kim miller i am the marketing and membership coordinator at the association of American University presses. A cooperative Nonprofit Organization that promotes the work of influence said university of scholarly press is. We provide cooperative marketing and efforts to the members and we help them to respond to publishing changing environments. The aaup has a membership of over 130 member prices. In the interest of time i strongly encourage everyone to visit the tea to website at aaupaep. Org date
Enforcement agencies after, of course, the somalibased Terror Group Al Shabaab released an hourlong video calling for attacks on western malls including the big one in bloomington, minnesota. Doug mckelway joins us with the latest on the investigation. Hows the reaction there . Whats going on . Its very quiet here, gretchen. Terrorists realize that one of their key tools in their bag of tricks is to inject fear into a populace. If they can keep people away from a spophopping mall like this, theyve won a small victory. The mall here are keeping camera crews and equipment outside the mall in a parking lot. They are also aware of this tool that terrorists have at their disposal to inject fear. Were set up outside here where its about 3 degrees outside. Weve spoken to some people inside the mall going through one of our junior reporters who was in there saturday. A bartender told her that things were more quiet here on saturday than they normally are. That may be as a result of the weather
The polling was strongly for cruz. Slightly less strongly for sanders heading into this. Think about the consequences here about how big the margin is. Whoever wins, its going to be important on the republican side. It may be less important on the democrat side if its anywhere near close just because the delegate allocation on the democratic side, its really hard to get a big margin. Ill give you example. In 2008, in wisconsin, it was a blow out. Barack obama won by double digits. He won by 14 or 17 points. He won every Congressional District in the state. He won 62 out of 72 counties in the state. He absolutely shallacked Hillary Clinton in that primary. Its just because the way the democrats allocate these delegate, unless you get not just land slide, but a big land slide, theres tno way to captue most of the delegates that can give you a big jump on your opponent. Thats what Bernie Sanders is up against. Chris, you touched on this. What a great political tradition in that state. Yes