home in philadelphia. remember that the delegates work will be done mostly between 5:00 and 11:00 at night. all restaurants will have availability. utilize that space until the delegates get there. enjoy the process. enjoy the fact that you are living in the city that birthed democracy. he get yourcal fast kids out and get them excited about being potential voters going forward. have a good time. democrats, have a good time. simply put, keep an open mind. realize when you visit philly you are visiting the greatest american city in my opinion. keep an open mind and enjoy all of the food that philadelphia has to offer. thank you, we appreciate it. as hillary clinton for next month s party convention in philadelphia, annie karni writes it is all part of the planning one month away. annie karni thank you for being with us. annie: thank you for having me. what are you hearing? annie: i am hearing that there is some talk of how to make this convention exciting. how to make it
i believe he expressed an interest in joining law enforcement and we re tracking that down. tast been reported, again, we are following every lead. i m going to go to this gentleman here. . [ inaudible ] . i don t have that information for you, sorry. ultimately, we re trying to obtain the autopsy reports for anyone who lost their life. and ultimately, his and depending upon the information there, we will see if we can release those. [ inaudible ] you know, whenever you look at someone s motivation or intent, whether they re living or dead, you look at their actions or activities surrounding the event. you look at what they said, you look at what they did. and come up with the interpretation. we do feel as we continue to build a time line and chronology and build his life we ll be able to determine this. i can t tell you if we ll be able to narrow it down to one motivation. this was clearly an act of terror and act of hate. i m going to go to someone who has not as
two for the federal reserve chair janet yellen s testimony. under $25,000,ng dial in at 202-748-8000. you can make between $26,000 and $50,000, dial 202-748-8001. to $100,000, 202-748-8002. $100,000,e over 202-748-8003. a will get to your calls in minute. what is your confidence level in the economy? we begin with janet yellen on capitol hill yesterday. she s been covered the entire 2.5 hour hearing. c-span covered the entire 2.5 hour hearing. [video clip] that once he has maintained the target range for the federal .25-.5%.e at the committee s actions reflect a careful assessment of the appropriate setting for monetary policy, taking into account continuing below target inflation and the mixed readings on the labor market and economic .rowth seen this year proceeding cautiously in raising the federal funds rate will allow us to keep the monetary support to economic growth in we assess whether growth is returning to a moderate pace, whether the labor market will strengthen
of jordan light. jordan white. she was not necessarily a bad student. she was just really bored. she told me when she was in seventh grade, that her teachers did not get her. i remember thinking what does , that mean? she said they just do not get me. they do not understand what i need. she got a scholarship and also went to georgetown i believe and graduated the top of her class and her study was japanese studies. she went to oberlin. a little african-american kid from washington dc majoring in japanese studies. graduated from oberlin and for , the last two years, she has been a translator for a japanese company in japan. her mother went over to visit for the first time in japan. she called me when she got back and said, i m just amazed at how well my child is doing. those are the kinds of stories we hear over and over again. children who had access to scholarships just took a different journey. parents were happy about with we what they were doing and were more excited.
again, far $15 an hour as minimum wage around the country and states around the country with news we had in recent months in new york and california moving in that direction over time. the protesters are making their own argument and some lined up out of mcdonald s restaurants, the economist and business owners are making a separate one. an interesting conversation with ashley morris, in california, economic issues involved here, watch this. teachers and sanitation workers, the list goes on of all these other jobs that you can get $100,000 debt and then get the same amount of money is the 16-year-old who just got a job at capriotti sandwich shop is making so what happens is you have a disparity of people who want to get that hundred thousand dollars loan and go out and get a career. connell: that is one of the things, they will tell you the other problem, not only do they have to decide whether they can go to $15 an hour or some other number but how quickly will the move be