Our final panel today, which brings together a highly Impressive Group of scholars and practitioners dedicated to the preservation of the white house something thats very near and dear to us here at the White House Historical association, dr. Matthew costello Vice President of the David M Rubenstein National Center for white house history and Senior Historian at the White House Historical association will moderate the conversation. Our first panelist is leslie green bowman president of the Thomas Jefferson foundation which owns and operates monticello in addition to this work. She has served by president ial appointment on the committee for the preservation of the white house under president s Joe Biden Donald trump Barack Obama George w bush and bill clinton. Stuart mclaurin is president of the White House Historical association leading the associations nonprofit nonpartisan mission to support conserv. Station and preservation at the white house with private funding John Stanwich serv
Countr recoil in horror at the tragedy and at the senseless taking of lives. People are gunned down going about their daily business. And in the city where it happens, it is local police and other Emergency Personnel who are first on the scene and generally right behind them is the mayor. I think most of us feel this is the hardest part of what we do. From the initial shock to shorting out facts of what happened, making sure the suspect or suspects have been apprehended, if theyre still alive. Identifying the victims and providing information and comfort to their a phenomenals and information and reassurance families and tphfpgs and reassurance to the people at large. Mayor lucas with us today are five exceptional mayors who do great work each day in every realm of leading in their cities. But theyre also five mayors who have dealt with high profile Mass Shootings. Three of whom just in the last 10 weeks. Atlanta mayor andre dickens. One person was killed and four others wounded in mid
[inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to the Hudson Institute. I am tim weinstein, president and ceo and im delighted to welcome everyone here this morning. Today as they think everyone in this room knows kicks off a very critical week for the u. S. India relationship. As Prime Minister modi is here in washington for a first meeting with President Trump. Here at Hudson Institute, we are delighted to host a special event hosted on the future of the u. S. India commercial partnership and we are also grateful to our friends at cspan for covering this event live. U. S. India bilateral trade has an estimated 11,420,000,000,000, less than one fifth of the u. S. China 640 billion bilateral trade relationship. India is americas ninth largest supplier of foreign goods and 18th largest export market. The worlds first in the worlds six largest economies respectively, we are hesitant to believe there is significant room for growth. The u. S. India relationship is an important one here
Afternoon hours. This will result in warm inland temperatures while cooler conditions persist near the coast. There is also the anny hong typical july weather to persist across the region through much of the week with overnight and morning low clouds retreating to the coast during afternoon hours. This will result in warm inland temperatures while cooler near the coast. There is also the possibility of high based convection thunderstorms over the Central Coast on wednesday. A warming trend is then likely by the upcoming weekend. darya and heres a live look outside at the bridges for your commute this morning. You are looking at at the bay bridge, san mateo bridge, Golden Gate Bridge and the richmond bridge. darya this morning crews are putting the finishing touches on the Fireworks Shows that are planned all across the bay area. And and you can catch those Fireworks Shows tonight at 9 00 right here on kron 4. And this morning will tran continues our Team Coverage. He is live in San Fra
, the original birther, what more do you need to know about him . More comments on twitter. When we come back, we will turn our attention to the house and senate. Nathan gonzales is going to be joining us, he is the editor of the rothenberg and gonzales olitical report. We will be talking about the impact of the down ballot races. Terry oneill is joining us later. Following washington journal, newsmakers. Jessicakends guess is oconnell. The executive director of emilys list. We talk to her about a prochoice Group Spending in this campaign and the role women are playing. Here is a portion. [video clip] you are for prochoice female candidates. In 2010, your group spent 24. 7 million. In 2012, 30 4 million. In 2014, 40 5 million. What will be the number this time . A big one. Us will be the biggest psycho for women in our lifetime. We are spending at very high levels. We have an opportunity to elect historic numbers of women senators this year. The chances for democrats to win back the se