Thats why were your retirement company. Additional support has been provided by and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. From the tisch wnet studios at Lincoln Center in new york, hari sreenivasan. Sreenivasan good evening, and thanks for joining us. Searchers scoured the black sea this evening looking for survivors and wreckage from the crash of an aging Russian Airliner operated by the military. But all 92 people on board are feared dead, including more than sixty performers from the world famous red army choir. The tupolevtu154 aircraft, built in 1983, had just taken off in good weather from the black sea resort of sochi, headed for syria, when it disappeared from radar after only two minutes. Russias transport minister said all possible causes of the crash are being investigated, including terrorism. The plane was en route to a base in syria where the chorus was to have entertained russian troops. Rus
Advocate and what she learned through volunteering in prison. But first, lets go inside san quentin to hear from inmates who have been participating in a unique program. One thats helping them tell their stories in their own words. When a person decides to change, they want everyone to know theyve changed. So its important for them to get that out. Television portrays prison as this negative place where people just are running around being violence, but san quentin is actually totally the opposite from that. These guys are going to college. Every day, they go to selfhelp groups, religious services. Everyone here is trying to get out of prison, not stay in prison. I got to san quentin in 1984 via l. A. County jail. Since 2012, weve been working on a story telling project and really, the overarching idea is to tell the hidden stories of life inside told from the perspective of those who live it. As soon as i got out the bus, i got a chilly cold because no underwear. Thats how they transp
Advocate and what she learned through volunteering in prison. But first, lets go inside san quentin to hear from inmates who have been participating in a unique program. One thats helping them tell their stories in their own words. When a person decides to change, they want everyone to know theyve changed. So its important for them to get that out. Television portrays prison as this negative place where people just are running around being violence, but san quentin is actually totally the opposite from that. These guys are going to college. Every day, they go to selfhelp groups, religious services. Everyone here is trying to get out of prison, not stay in prison. I got to san quentin in 1984 via l. A. County jail. Since 2012, weve been working on a story telling project and really, the overarching idea is to tell the hidden stories of life inside told from the perspective of those who live it. As soon as i got out the bus, i got a chilly cold because no underwear. Thats how they transp
A vote the families of aurora deserve a vote john covering the week, Karen Tumulty of the washington post, todd purdum of vanity fair, jeff zeleny with the new york times, and eamon javers of cnbc. Awardwinning reporting and analysis, covering history as it happens, live, from our nations capital, this is Washington Week with gwen ifill. Corporate funding for Washington Week is provided by. We went out and asked people a simple question, how old is the oldest person youve known . We gave people a sticker and had them show us. We learned a lot of us have known someone whos lived well into their 90s and thats a great thing but one thing that hasnt changed is the official retirement age. The question is, how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years . Additional Corporate Funding for Washington Week is provided by boeing. Additional funding is provided by the annenberg foundation, the corporation for public broadcasting and by contribution to your pbs statio
The seller of the home once owned by Lee Radziwill is Ann Tenenbaum, venture capital-investor and widow of late private-equity pioneer Thomas H. Lee. The couple rebuilt the property twice.