Minutes of this american Artifacts Program by going to cspan. Org and searching stonewall riots. Right now we go live to capitol hill for a Senate Foreign relations hearing on the Coronavirus Response and what the u. S. Is doing to prepare for future Global Pandemics. The hearing will focus on senate bill 3829 with senator murphy and i have introduced. Its written on paper, not on stone, which well talk about a little bit in the future here. This is an important endeavor that this committee is going to take up, indeed. Probably one of the weightiest matters that well deal with as we attempt to create a new shield to prevent a covid virus type attack be from happening again. The covid19 Global Pandemic has reaffirmed what weve long known and that is Infectious Diseases, particularly those of viral nature, do not respect borders. Theyre a threat anywhere, its a threat everywhere. Weve been right here to focus on our domestic response to this pandemic, but we ignore the spread overseas at
Test test [inaudible conversations] [cheering] [applause] welcome to book culture. If this is your first time, thank you so much for finding us. 20 years ago this was lost to Upper West Side along with many other bookstores over the years. A year ago we took the plunge and opened a third store. Book culture is pleased to host ed boland whose book is the battle for room 314. [applause] join we dont charge for the events but we hope you will pick up a copy of the book and we will have ed signing up at the front afterwards. So if you can wait a moment to congratulate him personly. Ed boland has dedicated his entire life to nonprofit causes predominantly educational institutions. As a fundraiser and communication expert he was an admission officer and lived in china as an asia fellow. And me yong lee writes for many publications and she received a full bright award in korea and was a judge for the National Book anard and prev previously taught at brigham young. Of course i killed them. I k
In his first year of teaching. It was a wonderful surprise. We are going to have to leave it there. We have a lot of callers teaching teachers and the attrition rate. In my belief which is much higher in innercity schools than it is in the suburbs is an average of three years or less. The main reason is obviously the enormous classsize and the teaching conditions and all the problems that come with insufficient funding and also the fact that they will be talking about children that have their education. And i cannot be told that we have to drill the students and methods similar that are inferior. Either or punishment or reward. And the way we educate teachers, i would love to see our schools of education and incorporate a much more liberal preparation and unfortunately they are going the other way because of the testing measures. We are being told that they will lose their certification unless they address this to these highstakes advance and that is the wrong way to go, i believe trad
From Lincoln Center in new york. Good evening. Thanks for joining us. Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov and secretary of state john kerry will meet tomorrow in paris to discuss the crisis in ukraine. Lavrov said his country has no interest in invading eastern ukraine. This despite a large buildup of Russian Troops near the border between the two countries. Nato secretarygeneral said the alliance is worried about russias attentions and called the troop buildup a concrete threat to ukraine. It is now three weeks since Malaysia Airlines flight 370 went missing, and today the hunt for the 777 tripled 700 miles from where the serb was going on. One of the Aircraft Found three brightly colored objects in the new search area. Wrapping up his weeklong trip in europe and saudi arabia this morning, president obama bestowed a human rights award on a woman who promotes stopping violence in that country. The president reportedly did not raise the issue of human rights or womens rights in saudi
Indeed, we are receiving money from ucid. They are supporting the measures we are having. Host what other countries are funding . Guest we are receiving money from other european countries. Host how many journalists are you teaching them . How many aspiring journalists do you have in this program . Guest from the beginning from 2004 up until now, we have provided training for more than 9000 journalists across the country. What were teaching, the basics in the fundamental, investigative reporting, technical training, and how to present the program, how to do what youre doing now. Host your in the u. S. , based in afghanistan, what are you doing here in washington . Guest i am here to say that open media in afghanistan is a big achievement. Not only for the public, but for everyone i want to say that this is a big achievement after 11 years we lost more than 39 journalists from 2001 up until now, more than hundreds of injuries, more than thousands of arrests and people who were insulted