[applause] there s a couple of business items i have to address. photographs, recordings not permitted. we ve already turned off the cell phones, ok. we aresiness about ilir, beginning our full session on monday the 15th, less than two weeks. 10 days. we have an open house scheduled for next week, the 10th, at 1:00 at the boca raton community center, which is right near the city hall there palmetto. city hall near palmetto. you have a brochure on your seat that shows you are full program for the eight-week session, which i think looks very exciting. those of you who are new to ilir, there are sign-up sheets in there as well which you can turn and when we re done. the business at hand, we are privileged, of course, today to have with us retired supreme court justice john paul stevens. [applause] tony: and he hasn t even said anything yet. [laughter] theice stevens: tony: origins of this event are traceable to paula challif. a member of our board as well. not incidentally
town hall style debate. this debate is brought to you by all thed nbc 4, but questions tonight come from you, the voters of ohio. some of the voters asking questions will be live with us here in the audience. some of them, you will see on tape, and some of the questions came to us via social media. it is republican mike the mine dewine and democrat richard cordray. each will have the opportunity to make a brief opening statement. by agreement, mike dewine will be going first tonight. i asked the audience to join me in welcoming both of these men to the stage, richard cordray and mike dewine. [applause] colleen: good evening, gentlemen, and welcome to both of you. mr. dewine, we ask you to give your opening statement. dr. dewine: colleen, thank you very much. i think marietta college for hosting us. you have done a great job come of this gorgeous day and gorgeous campus. i am excited about the future of the state of ohio. i am particularly excited about southeast ohio. a lot
mayor speaks out. first it was a sex scandal involving officers and an underage call girl, then an officer suspected of letting his girlfriend right police reports, now an officer is accused of sending racist text messages. the oakland police office is now on its fourth those fourth leader. since kron 4 first broke the news of the sex scandal, we have seen three different police chiefs, and go in a matter of days. tonight we have all angles covered. kate cagle is live at headquarters. kate explain how the mayor s trying to fix this. reporter: tonight, mayor libby schaaf, she was visibly angry, shaking during parts of her press conference. she says this is a cultural problem and that s why this department needs civilian oversight. i am here to run a police department, not a frat house. reporter: a visibly angry mayor faced the prince press once again after another follow. today continues to be a day where we are sharing disturbing information with you. reporter: th
woodruff: and it s friday, mark shields and michael gerson are here, to analyze the week s news. those are some of the stories we re covering on tonight s pbs newshour. major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. lincoln financial committed to helping you take charge of your life and become you re own chief life officer. supporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the worlds most pressing problems skollfoundation.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. woodruff: february was a solid month for americans looking for work. the latest job numbers from the labor department show employers added 295,000 jobs last month. that helped push the unemployment rate down to 5.5%. but it also fell because mor
note. as for the european markets let s go to the map. there is more red than green on the screen today. mirroring really what we saw in the united states post the yellen news conference. our roadmap today starts with the markets. stocks under pressure again after sliding during janet yell yellen s first press conference yesterday. is it all about interpretation? we ll explain. plus, goldman sachs is the latest bank to go bearish on china slashing its growth outlook for the next couple of years we ll tell you why? and how about lennar and underarmor as well the companies making big moves thus far this morning and, of course, nike reports after the bell this afternoon. we ll go behind those numbers and tell you everything you need to know. well, it s the message heard round the market world. courtesy of janet yellen in yesterday s news conference following the fomc meeting the fed chair said the period between the end of the fed s bond-buying program and the first rate